See
Know what each child knows and what makes sense next, based on their actual progress.
For multi-student homeschool families
Keep the records. See what’s next.
Plan the week and log what was taught, using the curriculum you already trust. Assistant adds a Knowledge Tree and practical help when a lesson isn’t clicking.
Solid records for the year, and clearer next steps when you want them.
Free trial · household pricing · keep your curriculum
Private family accounts. Works with the curriculum you already use.
The week, the records, and the stuck moments shouldn’t live only in your head.
With more than one child, binders and spreadsheets get messy fast. Families need one place for the plan, the log, and those “what do I try now?” moments. Not another program that tries to run the school day.
- What should each child do this week?
- Where did that note or photo go?
- Are hours and high-school records under control?
- What else could I try when a lesson isn’t clicking?
You don’t need a new curriculum. You need the household side of homeschooling to keep up, with optional help when teaching gets hard.
One loop your household can run every week
See, plan, record, prove. Ordinary use builds the year you can look back on, and it makes later help more useful.
Plan
Build the week yourself, or start from optional suggestions that use each child’s progress.
Record
Log hours, notes, and photos while the day is still fresh.
Prove
A searchable year, exports, and high-school courses, tests, and parent-built transcripts when you need them.
What makes Ascendant different
Plenty of tools track hours. Ascendant also helps you decide what to try next.
Follows this child
Ahead in one area and still building in another is normal. What’s next comes from what they’ve shown.
A Knowledge Tree of real progress
See what they know, what’s in progress, and what they’re ready to learn, so the week can follow the child.
Help when a lesson isn’t clicking
When they’re stuck, get a clearer sense of why it might be hard and practical ideas based on their history.
Built for real family homeschools
A private household account for multiple kids, co-parents when you want them, and the books you already chose.
- One family account for every student
- Invite co-parents to the same plans and logs
- Teach Saxon, Apologia, living books, or your own mix
- Hour and day tracking for your situation (records, not legal advice)
Your curriculum decides what is taught and in what order. Ascendant is the sidekick for the week, the log, and the year.
The full product, or records only
Most families want the full picture. Journal is there if you only need planning and records.
Assistant
Recommended · the full Ascendant product
Everything in Journal, plus a Knowledge Tree and help when stuck. You keep the records and get clearer on what to teach next.
- Everything in Journal
- Knowledge Tree: what they’ve learned and what they’re ready to learn
- Short starting check-in for each child
- Optional weekly suggestions based on progress
- Teaching ideas when a child gets stuck
Journal
Planning, logging, and records
One place for notebooks, spreadsheets, and photos that used to live in five different apps. The year stays searchable when you need it.
- Weekly planner for multiple students
- Daily logs with notes and photos
- State hour and attendance tracking
- Portfolios and reports
- High-school courses, GPA, and transcripts
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Keep the records. See what’s next.
Start free with Assistant, or Journal if you only need records. Keep the curriculum you already trust.