Your main job is scheduling
You need assignments, recurring lessons, grades, course plans, and a future calendar.
Homeschool record-keeping app
Keep completed learning under the right child and school year, without turning changed plans into overdue work.
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A planner schedules future work. A record keeper preserves completed work. TeachKeep is built for families whose real year changes as they learn.
Homeschool record keeping software should reduce reconstruction work, not add another planning system that the family has to maintain.
Read the practical record-keeping guideYou need assignments, recurring lessons, grades, course plans, and a future calendar.
You need a fast log of what happened, under the correct child and school year.
active children in one household, with full local learning-record history.
See annual and monthly pricingStart from a family overview, then review each learner separately. Every activity remains tied to the child and school year selected at capture.
Activities, dates, subjects, durations, resources, notes, learner, and school-year context.
Attendance, legal compliance, evaluation results, course credit, GPA, or admission readiness.
Transcript documents, portfolio-ready PDFs, work-sample attachments, or official submissions.
TeachKeep starts with completed learning. It does not create overdue-plan guilt when a lesson moves or an interest-led day replaces the schedule.
Yes. Starter Preview supports two active children and 25 household records. Household Plus supports up to six active children and removes the Starter record cap.
No. The current iPhone version records completed activities, dates, subjects, durations, resources, and notes. It does not generate transcripts, certify attendance, attach work samples, or create portfolio-ready PDFs.
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Start with two learners. Upgrade when the household record becomes essential.
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