Planning, Tracking & Daily Use

Plan lessons, move directly to any week, and keep your family’s learning records organized in HomeTrail.

HomeTrail’s daily check-in feature helps you stay o...

The Journal function in HomeTrail makes it easy t...

Edit or delete planned sessions and activities while keeping your place in the Planner.

HomeTrail’s Ideas Board is a simple yet powerfu...

At this time, HomeTrail does not support recurring ...

We're currently in the process of building transcript functionality into our Grading Module, which is available to supporters. You can learn more here:https://hometrail.net/support...

Using Attendance in HomeTrailHomeTrail makes it simple to log and track student attendance in a way that matches your state’s requirements and your family’s homeschooling style. He...

If you forgot to mark attendance on a past day, HomeTrail makes it easy to back-fill attendance so your records stay accurate. It is especially helpful if you’re catching up for th...

Option 1: Add Recurring Days Through Custom Curriculum (Day Page)This is the best option if you want an activity (like Music, Therapy, Read Aloud, or Math Practice) to appear on sp...

Adding Session Details to a Checked-Off Custom Curriculum ItemWhen you check off a Custom Curriculum item in HomeTrail, you’re not just marking it as complete; you can also add ses...

What Is Campfire in HomeTrail?Campfire is HomeTrail’s community space for supporters, a place where homeschool families can connect, share, and learn from one another.Homeschooling...

Supporter Feature: Grading in HomeTrailHomeTrail is designed to support many different homeschooling styles, from relaxed, interest-led learning to structured academic planning. Fo...

The Day Page in HomeTrailThe Day Page is one of the most important parts of HomeTrail. It is your daily homeschool dashboard and a place where everything for a specific day comes t...

TrailGuide Text AssistantTrailGuide is HomeTrail’s AI-powered homeschool assistant. It allows you to manage your homeschool using simple text messages instead of navigating menus o...