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More room for what matters.

School, home and money. Make a plan together.

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School
Home
Money
Check in together
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One plan, three parts.

School

Lessons and assignments in one list. Stuck? There’s a button for that. Running behind? Ask for more time before it’s late, not after.

Home

Chores, a small kindness each day, and one life skill a week. Kids check things off; parents notice.

Money

Allowance follows the work and lands in spend, save and give. Pick something worth saving for and watch the bar move.

“I’m on your side, and I see everything. When something goes sideways, we talk about it and figure out the why.”

How we run it at our house.

Nothing is hidden from the kids. They see their own plan, and they know what parents can see. The point isn’t catching anyone. It’s having the real conversation, the same day, on the same side.

Set up the day once.

Each child gets their own schedule. Turn on only what helps.

Up by

Pick a time. If they haven’t checked in by then, your phone hears about it.

Classes from the calendar

Paste the class calendar link. Live lessons show up on their day, with a reminder to join.

School-time focus

During school hours only school sites open, and the sound stays on for live lessons.

Work first, then free time

The rest of the computer opens once the day’s list is done, and only during the free time you set. Need it locked right now? One tap.

Private by design.

Invite-only, with a two-step sign-in for parents. Every family’s data is walled off from every other family’s. No ads, no trackers, nothing sold. Browsing records are deleted after 90 days. It’s held to the same security standard as the software we build for first-responder agencies.

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