How it works
Two minutes to set up. Ten minutes a day to do.
No cramming, no busywork — just one short worksheet a day that quietly stays at the right level. Here’s the whole thing, start to finish.
Set up your kid
Name, grade, and the subjects you care about — about two minutes. Kids never sign in; this is your account. Add more than one child on the Family plan, each with their own profile and level.
A screenshot of the weekly scheduler — Mon–Fri, one subject picked per day.
Pick their week
Choose a subject for each day — English, Math, Science, or Spanish. Leave a day blank and we skip it. Nothing goes out until you've set up and picked the week.
A worksheet lands each morning
On each scheduled day, a fresh worksheet is ready early — before the school day starts. The full answer key and a short note on how to help come with every one. (Choosing your own delivery time and getting a heads-up when it's ready is coming next.)
Ten minutes, on paper or on screen
Print it and do it at the table, or work through it on a tablet — both are first-class. It's built to take about ten focused minutes, not to fill an afternoon.
A screenshot of the end-of-worksheet Too easy / Too hard buttons.
Tell it too easy or too hard
Every worksheet ends with two buttons. Tap one and the next worksheet in that subject adjusts — no settings menu to dig through. Prefer to just print? It holds steady until you tell it otherwise.
It keeps fitting, subject by subject
A few strong days in a row and it steps up on its own; a rough stretch and it eases off. Each subject moves independently, so a kid can be ahead in math and right at grade level in reading and both stay a good fit.
It reads like a note from a good teacher.
Every worksheet arrives with the full answer key and a short, specific note on how to help — written for a real, tired, well-meaning parent. You don’t have to become the teacher.
Today’s email
Ava’s math worksheet is ready
Today’s math worksheet is ready. It’ll take about 10 minutes. The full answer key’s inside, and a quick note on how to help.
How to help: Sit close, let Ava try first, and check the key together at the end.
See the first worksheet before you decide anything.
Set them up in two minutes. Start with a 7-day free trial — cancel before it ends and you pay nothing.