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Tally Homeschool

Less logging, more learning.

Plan the week once. Your kids see their day and check off their own work, and tally keeps the records (grades, reading, P.E.) so you don’t have to.

Everything your homeschool day needs, in one place

Built for homeschooling families: one parent account, a simple view for each child, and records that build up as you go.

Plan once, it fills in the days

Set up one-time work, repeating assignments, or a whole curriculum, and tally lays each lesson out on your school days.

Missed a day? One tap.

Sick days happen. Move every unfinished lesson forward for the students you choose, without redoing your plan.

Kids own their day

Each student sees today’s work first and checks it off themselves, with streaks and badges that make finishing feel good.

Grades without a gradebook

Enter points as you go. tally works out percentages and letter grades by subject and grading period.

Reading and P.E. logs

Track books and pages read, reading streaks, and P.E. minutes, with totals for the week, the term and the year.

The whole family’s calendar

See everyone’s work and events by week or month, from field trips to co-op days.

How it works

Most families are set up in an afternoon.

  1. Add your students and subjects

    Create your family account, then add each child and the subjects you teach.

  2. Plan the work

    Add assignments or a curriculum once. tally schedules the days for you.

  3. Let them check it off

    Kids work through their day while you watch progress from your dashboard.

One tablet or one each

Kids don’t need their own email or password.

  • Student ModeHand your own device to a child. It shows only their view until you enter your family PIN.
  • Pair their own deviceEnter a one-time code on a child’s tablet or computer, and it’s theirs. No account setup.
  • Or a login of their ownOlder students can have their own email and password whenever you’re ready.

Spend your time teaching, not tracking.

Set up your family in a few minutes and see your first school day planned out.