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HomeschoolLog helps families keep homeschool plans and records in one private, local-first desk. Track attendance, learning hours, subjects, lessons, reading logs, activities, assignments, portfolio notes, and export-ready yearly summaries without creating a school portal, child account, or public profile.
Hi Product Hunt! I built HomeschoolLog for families who want a calmer, more private way to keep homeschool records. Instead of spreading attendance, reading logs, subject notes, and yearly summaries across paper, spreadsheets, and portals, HomeschoolLog keeps them in one local-first desk. The current version focuses on parent-managed planning and recordkeeping, with nickname-only child profiles and no forced account, ads, tracking, or analytics. I would love to hear which homeschool record workflows feel the messiest for your family today.
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About HomeschoolLog: Planner on Product Hunt
“Private homeschool planner for learning records”
HomeschoolLog: Planner was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #123 on the daily leaderboard. HomeschoolLog helps families keep homeschool plans and records in one private, local-first desk. Track attendance, learning hours, subjects, lessons, reading logs, activities, assignments, portfolio notes, and export-ready yearly summaries without creating a school portal, child account, or public profile.
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