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Lesson planner
Subject, student, the week's work.
HomeschoolOfflineNo SIS
Organize the year.
Without a school login.
Lessons, assignments, more than one student, a transcript-style report. District tools want an account the kitchen table does not have. This planner lives on the phone.
Store listings are not public yet. This link stays valid the hour they go live.
See how it works01 — The problem
School platforms assume a district. Homeschool is a kitchen table and a tote bag.
TeachTrack is the year on the device: plans, due work, progress, a report you can print. Offline. No ads. Up to the household you actually teach.

02 — The job
A homeschool planner. Not a district gradebook.
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Subject, student, the week's work.
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Due, done, overdue.
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Individual profiles on one phone.
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For the portfolio, not a district SIS.
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Field trips have no wifi.
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Not on a child's work.
03 — On the device
Real screens go here when we have captures. We will not invent a district SIS.
04 — Proof
05 — Privacy
A child's work is not an ed-tech dataset.
TeachTrack is a personal homeschool planner. It is not a school, not a state reporting system, and not a substitute for whatever your state requires.
06 — Price
Subscription only. No free tier. No trial. Cancel in your store account.
Year pass
Included: lessons · assignments · students · reports · offline · no ads
07 — FAQ
No. It is a household planner.
Yes.
No.
$0.99 per month or $9.99 per year. Subscription only. No free trial.
No. It runs on the household phone.
Both, when listed.
No. You still do that.
TeachTrack is the homeschool year that does not live in a district cloud.
Store listings are not public yet. This link stays valid the hour they go live.
Sending this to a friend? One QR. The phone opens the right store when it exists — or this page until then.