Reflect and adapt

Sunday takes twenty minutes

A review that produces no change is a report. Every Yearkeep review ends in a decision that changes the plan.

Create your family

A family kitchen table in morning light with a wooden tray, a phone, a notebook, and a cup of tea, seen from above.
The weekly review stepper.

The Sunday review, step by step

  1. 01

    Dashboard

    The week’s balance, language split, outdoor minutes, sleep, core completion.

  2. 02

    Observations

    Three sentences written from the logs. “Engineering got 12 minutes; last week 90.”

  3. 03

    Decision

    One thing to change next week.

  4. 04

    Invitations

    Accept or edit auto-plan’s proposals for next week.

  5. 05

    Coaching point

    One point for the adult on duty, drafted from the week, in their language, kind.

  6. 06

    Check-in

    How is the adult on duty? Breaks, hard blocks, wellbeing.

  7. 07

    Summary

    A one-screen card sent to every adult. The calendar updates.

Daily

Two minutes at bedtime

Three highlights from the day’s logs to tap. One line to type. An optional drawing. Tomorrow’s one-sentence plan to say aloud to the child.

The daily review with three highlights.

Monthly

An hour that curates the month

Portfolio curation, vocabulary check, ladder moves, class fit review, material rotation, an energy audit for every adult, and closing or choosing a project.

A month page in the yearbook.

Birthday

Rewrite the year from your own data

The birthday wizard summarises the year: top interests, ignored domains, ladder positions, vocabulary, class fits, trips. It proposes next year’s roadmap with data-driven edits, records the child’s own words, and exports the yearbook.

The birthday review.

The child’s own Plan-Do-Review

A picture board, from about three and a half

Three big columns: Plan, Do, Review. The child drags an activity picture to Plan, a parent marks Did, and she picks a face and a photo for Review. Used with a parent, on the parent’s device.

The child’s picture board.

FAQ

What if we miss a Sunday?

Nothing breaks. The next review covers two weeks of logs. There is no streak to lose.

Do the other adults see the review?

Day-to-day adults receive the summary card and their coaching point in their language. They do not see the parents’ decision discussion. Highlights viewers get the weekly link.

Run the day. Keep the year.

Create the family and invite the other adult. Free during early access.

Create your familyGuide: Plan-Do-Review at home