Your homeschool. Your life. Finally in sync.
Homeschool Op is a connected homeschool planning and management system built around the way real family life unfolds. Bring your children, school days, curriculum, commitments, and learning into one place instead of rebuilding the same information across separate tools.
When the week changes, you decide what moves. Daily learning stays connected to curriculum progress, attendance, hours, and records without taking control away from the parent. For high-school families, course-level grading can grow into credits, weighted or unweighted GPA, and transcript-ready academic history instead of becoming a separate spreadsheet project.
Frequently asked questions
What is Homeschool Op?
Homeschool Op is a connected homeschool operating system. It brings your family, school year, curriculum, books, courses, projects, co-ops, planning, completed work, progress, attendance, records, and state guidance into one place so the year stays coherent even when real life changes.
Can I use the curriculum I already own?
Yes. Use a verified curriculum when it is already in the Homeschool Op library, or add the materials you already own. You can scan a physical curriculum, upload a PDF or images, paste an outline or table of contents, or build the structure yourself, then review the lessons and organization before adding it to your family's plan.
Does Homeschool Op replace my curriculum?
No. Your chosen curriculum stays your curriculum. Homeschool Op is the operating layer around it, connecting that program to your family's real schedule, resources, progress, attendance, and records. You can also organize reading plans, projects, co-ops, online courses, recurring activities, and parent-created learning in the same family system.
What if I am still choosing curriculum?
Start with what you already know, such as your children, homeschool days, subjects, and any curriculum or activities you have already chosen, then add or change the rest as your decisions become clear. You do not need every curriculum purchase decided before you can start getting organized.
Can each child have a different schedule?
Yes. Each child can have their own curriculum, courses, homeschool days, pace, rhythm, workload, progress, and records while you still see the whole family together. Learning you do together can stay shared instead of being duplicated for every child.
Can I homeschool four days a week?
Yes. Four-day weeks, co-op days, travel weeks, lighter days, time off, and different rhythms by child are first-class parts of the planning system. Homeschool Op follows the family schedule you actually use instead of assuming five identical school days.
What happens if we miss a day?
Missed or unresolved work stays visible instead of quietly disappearing. In Past Days review, you first tell Homeschool Op what actually happened. If work still needs doing, Guardian can prepare a least-disruptive recovery plan using the planning rules your family already set, including school days, Daily Load, Typical Day Length, curriculum and Learning Source rhythms, Learning Loops, breaks, commitments, lesson sequence, and completion goals. Instead of dumping everything onto the next school day, Homeschool Op can spread safe recovery work across the future plan and protect anything that needs a closer decision. You review the future changes before using the plan, and the past stays exactly as you recorded it.
What is Guardian in Homeschool Op?
Guardian is Homeschool Op's behind-the-scenes planning helper. It watches the planning system for changes that deserve attention and helps prepare a calm path forward when real life changes the plan. Guardian can use the family's current school days, workload settings, rhythms, breaks, commitments, lesson order, pacing, and other verified planning rules to recommend the least-disruptive next step. It does not silently rewrite your homeschool. Meaningful changes stay under parent review before they are applied.
Can I change the plan after the week starts?
Yes. Move work, catch up, pull work forward, add something unexpected, or adjust around a real-life commitment. Homeschool Op can show and prepare the impact of a change, while meaningful adjustments remain under parent review rather than being silently applied for you.
Can Homeschool Op track progress and records?
Yes. Homeschool Op calls the factual record of what really happened Actual Learning. Completed lessons, projects, books, co-ops, field trips, and other learning can feed progress, attendance, learning time, portfolios, and record history. The same history can then support reviews and printable records without re-entering everything later.
Does Homeschool Op include a gradebook, GPA, credits, and transcripts?
Yes. When your family needs formal academic records, Homeschool Op can support course-level grading, high-school credits, weighted and unweighted GPA, and a parent-prepared homeschool transcript built from finalized course history. Course levels can include standard, advanced, honors, AP, IB, and dual enrollment, and the parent controls the grading and GPA policy used for the student. Finalized course information can flow into the transcript instead of being rebuilt later from separate spreadsheets.
Can students have their own daily work?
Yes. Student Mode gives each child an age-appropriate way to work through their day, from a simple guided experience for younger learners to richer Today and Week views for older students. Students can work, submit, and ask for help while official completion, attendance, grades, and records remain under parent authority.
How do I get access to Homeschool Op?
Use the access option shown on this page. Homeschool Op checks current plan availability live. If Founding Family access is open, you can start guided setup now; if availability changes, the page will tell you before checkout.
What if Homeschool Op is not right for our family?
The first paid Family Plus subscription for a household is protected by our 30-Day In-Sync Guarantee. Family Plus is charged when you subscribe. If, during your first 30 days, you decide Homeschool Op is not making your homeschool easier to manage, tell us and we will refund 100% of your first payment. No proof, checklist, or explanation is required. The guarantee applies once per household to that first paid subscription.
Does requesting access start a paid subscription?
No. Checking availability or starting guided setup does not charge you. You are only charged after you deliberately choose and confirm a paid plan. If access is temporarily unavailable, Homeschool Op will tell you before checkout.
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