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Homeschool digital planner

A homeschool digital planner that moves when your week does

A paper planner is fine until the week changes. In Trellis, you move a lesson and the plan follows. Your children check off their own work, and the records fill in.

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The month calendar with color-coded work for several children and month-only lessons ready to place.
The month at a glance, one color per child.

Paper planner or digital planner?

Both work. Here is what each one does well, so you can choose.

When this happensPaper plannerTrellis
A sick dayErase and rewrite the rest of the week.Move the lesson. Catch Up shows the new dates first.
Two or more kidsOne page each, or one crowded page.One calendar, one color per child, and a login for each.
A child wants to know what's nextThey ask you.They open their own list and check it off.
Your state asks for recordsAdd up the pages by hand.Records by subject fill in from checked-off work.
You like to hold it in your handPaper wins.On a computer, Print Week makes a paper checklist.
01Leave paper behind

Bring your plan over in one evening

  • Paste a lesson count, a table of contents, or a spreadsheet.
  • Or start from a year plan another family shared in the Curriculum Catalog.
  • Trellis dates every lesson around the time off you plan.
The Curriculum Catalog with searchable shared year plans and Use this plan buttons.
02Keep paper where you like it

Print what you want to hold

  • On a computer, Print Week turns the week into a paper checklist.
  • Report cards and the Year at a Glance print or save as a PDF.
  • The high school transcript is ready to print anytime.
The Gradebook overview: an overall average, per-subject grade cards, and a grading scale.

Records that don't live in one notebook.

  • Your records are backed up every day to a second storage provider. Export all of them anytime from Settings.

Who a digital planner fits

  • Families whose weeks rarely go as planned.
  • Parents teaching several children at once.
  • Families in a state that asks for hours, days, or a yearly record.
  • Anyone planning high school who needs a transcript at the end.

Want the full tour? See how the homeschool planner app works.

Comparing planners? See how Trellis compares with Homeschool Planet and Homeschool Tracker.

Questions about going digital

Is a digital planner better than a paper planner?

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It depends on your year. Paper is simple and needs no screen. A digital planner helps most when plans change often, when you teach more than one child, or when you need records later.

Can I still print a paper plan?

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Yes. On a computer, Print Week makes a paper checklist of the week. Report cards, the Year at a Glance, and the high school transcript all print too.

How do I move my plan off paper?

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Type or paste a lesson count, a table of contents, or a spreadsheet. Trellis turns it into dated lessons around your time off. You review each import before it lands, and you can undo it.

Will it show up in Google Calendar?

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Yes. A private, read-only calendar feed puts your school days in Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar, whichever you already use.

What if we fall behind?

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Use Catch Up. It shows the new dates for overdue lessons before anything moves. You apply the change only when it looks right.

What does it cost?

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$79 a year for the whole family. The first 30 days are free, with every feature and no card needed. See pricing.

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Every feature · every kid · $79 a year