Docs
Documentation
Everything in the product, in four kinds of page: tutorials to learn by doing, how-to guides to get a job done, reference to look a fact up, and explanation to understand why.
Learn by doing
Tutorials
Sit down and follow the steps. You end with something working.
Create your family and finish setup
Get a job done
How-to guides
One task per page. You already know the basics.
Invite a co-parent, grandparent, relative, or helper
Set your language, text size, and low-data mode
Edit the schedule template and change one day
Mark a block done, partly, or skipped
Log outdoor and screen minutes
Flag a concern for the parents, and resolve it
Capture without signal and check the sync queue
Start, document, and close a project
Log a book read and get reading prompts
Add a class trial, rate sessions, and keep or drop
Keep up with people, places, trips, and festivals
Use her board (the child's Plan-Do-Review)
Share weekly highlights with grandparents
Export the yearbook, a month page, or a printable
Export your data and delete the family
Set notification rules and enable push
Subscribe by calendar feed or connect Google Calendar
Set a password, sign in, and manage devices
Keep the materials inventory, wishlist, and printables
Run the daily, monthly, and birthday reviews
Look a fact up
Reference
Screens, roles, settings, capture kinds, data. Short and exact.
Blocks, core blocks, day themes, and the default rhythm
Domains, age bands, and outcomes
Monthly checks (red flags) and milestones
Weather, haze, and the indoor swap
Day-to-day mode and the Me page
Understand why
Explanation
The reasons behind the design and the evidence.
Why languages are a budget of hours, not a lesson plan