Work and grades
See each child's week. Check work off. Put a grade on it when you sit down to grade — Archiva adds it up so you are not running a second spreadsheet.
School at home is already a lot.
Keep the year in one place.
Archiva for Home is for the parent running the day — this week's work, a grade when you are ready, attendance on the calendar, and a report card if someone asks. It feels like a planner. Not like school software.
14-day free trial.
Dashboard · Whitaker Homeschool · Emma, Noah, Lily
What you already keep — without the pile
The week, the grades, the days. Together, so May is not a scavenger hunt.
Attendance
Tap the day they were in school. Half day if that is what it was. You will have the count for your state when you need it — not a scramble in June.
Report cards & transcripts
When someone asks for a report card or a transcript, print it from what you already entered. Same numbers. A page you can actually hand over.
A look at a real week
The Whitakers — Emma, Noah, and Lily. Press play, or step through one screen at a time.
A look through a homeschool week
Product walkthrough · about a minute
Today's work, by child — check it off as you go.
Planner
One child, one week
Open Emma's week. The work is there in course colors, with a note under the day if you need one. If you lose the thread, jump back to this week.
Thursday ran long? Move the science. The grade still belongs to the assignment — you did not lose it by moving the day.
Planner · Emma · week of March 9
Attendance
Tap the day. That is the log.
Present, half day, or not today. The running total is the day count you set for your state — not a number we guessed for you.
When a cover school or a relative asks for an attendance log, it is this calendar, as a PDF.
Attendance · March · Noah
Reports
A report card from the year you already lived
Report cards, transcripts, attendance logs — from the grades and days you already put in. You do not rebuild the year from a shoebox.
The last one you made stays here, so May is not a hunt through Downloads.
Reports · Emma Whitaker · Spring 2026
How it works
Start with your kids
Add names, the courses you are teaching, and how you like to grade. An afternoon, not a project.
Use it on ordinary days
Mark the day. Lay out the week. Enter a few grades when you have them. A few minutes, most weeks.
Print when you need to
Report cards, transcripts, and attendance logs come from the year you already lived — not a pile you have to rebuild.
Common questions
What is Archiva for Home?
It is the homeschool planner that also keeps the records. Plan the week, write grades, mark the days, and print a report card or transcript from the same notes. Meant to feel like paper — just one you can open on your phone.
Does Archiva file homeschool paperwork with my state?
No. Archiva for Home keeps the record you already keep. It does not file with a state or district, and it is not legal advice. You set the attendance day target and what goes on a transcript.
Are Archiva for Home and Archiva for Associations the same product?
No. They are sold separately and do not share a student table. Archiva for Home is the family planner and gradebook. Archiva for Associations is the staff roster and paperwork product for cover schools. A member family who also wants a planner pays for Home separately.
How much does Archiva for Home cost?
A card starts a 14-day free trial, then $79/year or $8/month. Unlimited students in the family. Cancel anytime; your records stay put while the account exists. An association or ops grant can cover a year with no card.
Try it with this year.
A card starts 14 days free. Then $79/year or $8/month — for the whole family, not per child.
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