Quick-record what happened
Choose a child, subject, and title. Date, duration, notes, and a book or resource stay optional.
Target: under 60 secondsHomeschool records, minus the scramble
The school year,
kept beautifully.
Log what happened, keep each child’s record separate, and turn a year of learning into proof you can stand behind.
Completed-first
No overdue-plan guilt.
Household-clear
Every child stays separate.
Record-ready
Dates, resources, notes, history.
Source-linked
Guidance without false promises.
Your proof is just living in twelve places.
Camera roll. Calendar. Drive. A half-finished spreadsheet. Three piles of paper. TeachKeep is the quiet ledger where you record what matters before evaluation week turns into archaeology.
Capture now. Close the year calmly.
Manual-first by design: you decide what belongs in the record. TeachKeep keeps the structure and the history out of your way.
Keep context with the record
Keep a reading title, curriculum resource, duration, or note with the exact learner and school year.
The useful details stay togetherSee the whole household
Scan the family year without mixing records. Switch learners without losing context or duplicating setup.
One household, clean boundariesPreserve a raw archive
Export the household’s local records as a raw archive before a device change or delete-all action.
Export stays available on StarterTwo kids should not mean two admin systems.
One family overview. Separate child histories. Each activity remains tied to the learner and school year you selected.
- School-year context follows every record
- Review completed learning by child without mixing records
- Household Plus supports up to 6 children in the same household
This weekFamily learning record
14 entriesA
8Learner A8 entries · 5 subjects
M
6Learner M6 entries · 4 subjects
Records stay separate. The overview shows progress, not private record content.
Source-linked Florida guidance
Know what to keep without a “compliance guaranteed” gimmick.
TeachKeep’s source-linked Florida guide explains activity logs, reading material titles, work samples, retention context, and annual-evaluation preparation. TeachKeep records can capture activities and resource titles; preserve required work samples independently.
TeachKeep organizes evidence. It does not file with your district, conduct an evaluation, or provide legal advice.
Free to prove the habit. Paid when the record becomes essential.
Starter Preview lets a two-child family test the real workflow with up to 25 household records. Household Plus expands the app to six active children and removes that Starter record cap.
Household Plus · annual
$99.99 / year
$8.33/month equivalent · US reference price
- Up to 6 children in the same household
- Add records beyond the 25-record Starter limit
- Existing records remain readable if access changes
- Raw archive and delete-all controls remain available
Clear boundaries build better records.
Is TeachKeep a homeschool planner?
TeachKeep is records-first. You can capture what actually happened without turning an unfinished plan into a wall of overdue tasks.
Can I keep records for more than one child?
Yes. Every record stays attached to the right child and school year. Starter Preview supports two active children; Household Plus supports up to six in the same household.
Does TeachKeep guarantee legal compliance?
No. TeachKeep organizes records and links to reviewed official sources. Laws and district practices can change, and the app is not legal advice or a substitute for an evaluator.
What will TeachKeep cost?
Launch reference pricing is $99.99 per year or $12.99 per month in the United States. The App Store will show the final localized price, tax, renewal terms, and trial eligibility before purchase.
The year is already happening
Keep it while it’s still easy to remember.
TeachKeep is preparing for launch on iPhone, with Android to follow.
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