Archiva for Home
The week, the grades, and the papers
A week you can see. Grades that add themselves up. A calendar for the days. And a document when someone asks.
A look through a homeschool week
Product walkthrough · about a minute
Today's work, by child — check it off as you go.
Planner
The week, for one child
Homeschool weeks are uneven. Copy a pile of work, send it to a sibling, or jump back to this week when March got away from you.
Course colors stay the same from the week to the transcript — Algebra is always that dusty blue.
Planner · Emma Whitaker · five days
Gradebook
Put the points in. The rest follows.
You enter 28 out of 30, or an overall mark. Archiva keeps the percentage. Letters and GPA come from the scale you chose — not a second grade you have to keep in a spreadsheet.
Weighted categories, excused work, and empty columns are already handled. The report card uses the same numbers.
English 11 · Emma · Work & grades
Attendance
A calendar for the days
Tap a day: present, half day, absent, or clear. The running total is the requirement you set. Mark the whole house present when it was that kind of Tuesday.
Attendance · Noah · March 2026
Reports
Hand someone a document
Report cards, high-school transcripts, attendance logs. You make them when you need them; they stay so you can find them again. Nothing here is filed with a state for you — you still mail what your law asks for.
Reports · Whitaker Homeschool
Student login
A door for them, if you want one
Share a link or a QR. Optional PIN. You decide whether they see work, grades, and attendance, and whether their “done” counts as yours.
They never reach your side of the app — no billing, no co-parent invites, no sibling's records they were not given.
Student assignments · Emma
If you already know what you need
Two shorter looks — attendance, or how a report card happens.
Attendance in half a minute
Product walkthrough · 30 seconds
Pick the child. The month is the whole page.
From a grade to a transcript
Product walkthrough · 40 seconds
Points in the gradebook. That is what the report card uses.
Try it with this year.
A card starts 14 days free. Then $79/year or $8/month — for the whole family, not per child.
Try it free