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Set up for Georgia homeschoolers.

There are a few things Georgia asks of you. We weave them quietly into the tools you'd use anyway.

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Front and center for you

Field Trip Finder

Hundreds of destinations, classified by what they teach — and each one slides right into your planner and logbook.

Planner

Lay out your whole year in minutes. When life happens, it reflows the rest so you never fall behind.

Filings & State Requirements

Georgia's requirements and deadlines, woven into your schedule — and filing made effortless.

Logbook

Your records, kept effortlessly as you go — quietly ready the day your state ever asks.

ESA Wallet

Your state's ESA money — organized, eligibility-checked, audit-ready.

Your state runs an education savings account, and it expects you to keep records of what you spend. The ESA Wallet snaps each receipt, checks whether it's likely eligible before you buy, and keeps an audit-ready trail — so the funding is help, not homework.

  • Snap a receipt — it reads the vendor, amount, and category
  • Eligibility check before you buy
  • Audit-ready records in one place

Program details vary — confirm your state's platform, award, and rules.

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News & Alerts

Homeschool law can change quietly. You'll hear about it first — for Georgia and nationally.

Explore when you’re ready

Portfolio & Transcripts

Every project and lesson, organized and ready to share — with grandparents or with Georgia.

Curriculum Finder

A few questions about your kids, your style, and your budget — and a short list that actually fits.

Nothing here is hidden from you — it’s just out of your way.

We put Georgia’s essentials up front so you’re not sorting through tools you don’t need yet. The full platform — every tool, for every kind of homeschooling — is one tap away, any time. And whatever you record, we keep it: safe, exportable, and ready even if you move somewhere that asks for it.

Set me up for Georgia