Quillplan helps homeschool families plan lessons, manage each student's weekly work, track grades and attendance, and build transcripts without forcing the whole year into a rigid calendar.
Four connected workspaces keep homeschool lesson planning, weekly scheduling, student work, and records in one flexible planner.
Paste a scope and sequence, describe the course, or start from a syllabus. Quillplan turns it into an editable assignment backlog.
Release the next useful lesson, drag work onto the days that fit, and let unfinished cards move without wrecking the rest of the week.
Each child gets their own progress through shared courses, with optional student login access and parent control over what is released.
Completed work can feed grades, attendance, and transcript drafts, so the record book follows the actual homeschool week. Quillplan keeps planning and records together, but it is not an all-in-one curriculum.
Weekly schedules, lesson planning, student access, grades, attendance, and transcripts under one subscription.
One homeschool planner app for the whole household — one or many students, one or many parents, one shared plan.
A homeschool planner app helps families organize courses, lessons, weekly assignments, student progress, grades, attendance, and records in software instead of a paper planner or spreadsheet. Quillplan is built around flexible weekly planning, so the plan can move when real homeschool days move.
A fixed homeschool schedule asks you to decide in advance what every day should look like. Quillplan keeps a backlog of course work and lets you release assignments into the week as each student is ready. If Tuesday runs long, unfinished work can return to the queue instead of becoming overdue clutter.
Yes. You can create courses, paste a lesson list, upload a scope and sequence, or describe the year. Quillplan drafts an assignment backlog that you can edit, reorder, and release into a weekly plan.
Yes. Each student has independent progress through each course, their own weekly board, and optional student login access. A household can include multiple students and multiple parents under one subscription.
No. Quillplan is an all-in-one homeschool planner, not a curriculum provider. Bring the curriculum, books, co-op classes, online courses, or custom plans you already use; Quillplan organizes the assignments, weekly schedule, grades, attendance, and transcript records around them.
The planner follows the work instead of punishing the calendar. A student who gets ahead can pull the next assignment from the course queue. A student who needs more time can leave work in the queue or move it to another day without rebuilding the whole homeschool schedule.
We've kept homeschool plans in spreadsheets, in printed binders, on the back of envelopes, and in three different apps at once. Each system worked until the week didn't go to plan — which was every week.
Quillplan is built around that fact. Plan the long arc of a year once. Keep a small, current view of the week. Let the work itself dictate pace, not the square on the calendar. And keep enough record-keeping in the background that transcripts assemble themselves at the end of high school.
It's the planner we wanted, made for homeschool families who'd rather teach than reschedule.
Bring one course, one student, and one weekly schedule. Seven days is enough to feel how a flexible homeschool planner app changes the week.