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Onboarding

Step one: Term picks your brain.

A quick, 5-10 minute interview sets up your homeschool. We start with your children and their learning styles, your own values and preferences as a teacher, the curriculum choices you've already made, and the planned activites you know about.

Not sure about something yet? No problem. Term works with what you know, and you can chat with the assistant anytime to fill in the gaps later.

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Rocks & streams

A real schedule is built around your life.

You know the parts of your life that aren't going to move. Piano lessons, co-op days, sports, or the morning routine you want to keep - those are your rocks.

Everything else flows around those, and Term keeps it all in sync so you don't fall behind or miss a thread.

School days
Mon Tue Wed Thu Fri
Commitments
Co-op Tue · Piano Thu
Days off
Thanksgiving week
Curriculum
Saxon 5/4 · 120 lessons
Progress
Lesson 43
Term
Sep 8 to Dec 18
Mon
Saxon · 44Reading · ch 6Science · 12
Tue
Saxon · 45Co-op
Wed
Saxon · 46Reading · ch 7Science · 13
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Your Daily Routine

One checklist, always up to date

A list for everyone, or grouped by child. Tap a lesson to mark it done, and add notes only when you want to.

If you prefer, chat with the assistant: "We finished everything for Maya today." Reminders keep you on track, and no bookkeeping is necessary.

Didn't finish a lesson or task? Read ahead a few chapters? Just tell Term where you end up, and the strand will be updated for you.

My Day
Sam & AlexThu · Sep 24
Today6 of 6 lessons done · 3 kids
Saxon 5/4 · Lesson 47
Maya
Number the Stars · ch 7 to 8
Maya
Apologia · Lesson 12 lab
Maya
Singapore 2B · Unit 4
Eli
Frog and Toad · read aloud
Eli
Handwriting · a row of A
Nora
Term suggestsextend Maya's Saxon to Lesson 70
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When it gets tight

Some days just can't hold everything. You decide what stays.

Real life has days where five subjects want four slots. Term won't make up an answer for that; as with anything it does, you make the final decision.

When subjects collide, Term will ask you to prioritize them - and those priorities will be used throughout your schoolyear, until you change them.

When a book genuinely can't finish inside the term, the assistant will warn you before you find out in April. Then you decide what to do: extend the term, add more time each week, change your priorities, or accept that this course carries into the next term.

MathKeep pace
EnglishKeep pace
HistoryNormal
ScienceNormal
Read-aloudCan wait
Nature journalCan wait
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The assistant

AI built in, and used wisely.

The Term Assistant keeps track of your family, proposes suggested changes, and helps you interact with your data more easily.

With the full context of your ongoing term, your Assistant remembers all the details so you don't have to. It constantly evaluates your plan for gaps, and can make recommendations that fit your situation.

Plus, everything you can do on the dashboard can also be done by chatting with the Assistant. No matter your approach, the plan is always at your fingertips and always under your control.

Good to know: Term Assistant never makes changes without your consent, and suggestions are just that - the decision is always yours.

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When the term ends

The last day of school, you're ready for what's next.

When a regular planner runs out, that's it - your schoolyear is over, and there's nothing more to say. Term prepares you for the next season, helps you with summaries and transcripts, and has all your info to kick off the new year.

Fall Term 2026 finished on Friday
Maya38 of 40 lessons
Eli31 of 35 lessons
Nora21 of 24 lessons
Saxon 5/4 · reached lesson 91 · 29 lessons left
Apologia Astronomy · reached lesson 24 · 4 lessons left

Lessons you skipped on purpose are not in these numbers. A choice you made isn't a shortfall.

What Term does not do

It doesn't know what your kids learned

Term knows you finished chapter seven. It has no idea how well they grasped it. That judgment is yours, and that's what you're here for.

It doesn't tell you what to measure

Progress is counted against the books and subjects you chose, not against a state standard or a grade-level norm. If you want to meet specific requirements, Term can help you find and add those to your plan.

It will not turn your day into data entry

Checking off a lesson or chatting with the assistant is all your bookkeeping. Keeping your plan up to date should take no more than a few minutes every day.

Start with your own plan.

Answer a short set of questions about your children and your week, and Term builds the term from them. Two weeks free, then $19 a month, or $190 a year, for the whole family.

Set up your homeschool now

Nothing charged for two weeks. Cancel anytime.