Homeschool Tracker & Log

Log homeschool attendance and lessons, then export a report for your state.

Mark school days on a calendar and log each lesson as it happens. The PDF report has a tailored format for 12 states and a general format for every other state.

  • Lesson log

    Each entry holds the subject, date, duration, notes and materials. An optional daily reminder helps you log the day's lessons before the day ends.

  • Attendance calendar

    Tap a day to mark it as a school day. The calendar shows your total next to your state's required days.

  • State PDF reports

    Twelve states have a tailored format, and every other state gets the general report.

  • New York quarterly reports

    New York families get quarterly summaries and a full-year report.

  • Separate records for each child

    Every child has their own subjects, lessons and attendance.

  • Records on your device

    The app keeps your records on your device, and you can export a backup and restore it on a new device. Sync is off until you turn it on, and it uses email sign-in with no password. There are no ads.

Homeschool Tracker & Log is for homeschool parents who keep attendance and lesson records for their state, for one child or several.

Questions

How do I keep homeschool attendance records?

Mark each school day on the calendar, and the app keeps a running total next to your state's required days. You can export the record as a PDF at any time.

Which states have a tailored report?

Florida, Pennsylvania, New York, Georgia, North Carolina, Virginia, Ohio, California, Washington, Colorado, Texas and Arizona. Every other state gets the general report.

Can I track more than one child?

Yes. Each child has separate subjects, lessons and attendance, and gets their own report.

Does it make New York quarterly reports?

Yes. It makes quarterly summaries and a full-year report from the lessons and attendance you've logged.

Get Homeschool Tracker & Log on the App Store

Privacy, terms and support

Homeschool Tracker & Log is a record-keeping tool, not legal advice. Check current homeschool rules with your state education agency or school district.