What if they go back to school? Your records are already ready.
The fear every homeschool parent carries, and the only platform that resolves it, every day, automatically.
Which describes your family?
The school gets to decide. Unless you already have the records.
There's a documented pattern most homeschool families don't hear about until it happens to them. A student arrives at school with real learning behind them, and the school says they have zero credits, zero grades. They restart. They lose years. It isn't a failure of learning. It's a failure of documentation. Schools legally set their own policy on homeschool credit. What they can't ignore is a documented record in the format they already use: subjects, hours, standards, samples. That's what Wildgrove builds, automatically, every time your child learns something.
NY has four quarterly reports. PA wants a portfolio. FL needs an evaluation. Tell us your state.
High-regulation states are specific about what they need. Wildgrove translates your child's actual learning into whatever format your state expects, without you having to construct it after the fact. The learning happens. The paperwork happens. They're the same thing.
Am I doing enough? You are. Here's the proof.
The doubt shows up quietly. The unchecked boxes. The feeling you've missed something. The days that didn't look like you imagined a homeschool day would look. Here's what's actually true: your child is learning, across subjects, following their curiosity, building who they are. Wildgrove shows you the whole picture: every topic explored, every subject touched, every week, so the question 'am I doing enough?' has an answer. Yes. Here it is.
Mia · Week of Jun 16
4 sessions · 6.3 hours
On track
Earth Science
2.5h
Reading
1.8h
Math
1.2h
Writing
0.8h
Tue
How do volcanoes form?
32m
Wed
The water cycle
28m
Thu
Charlotte's Web ch. 4–6
22m
Fri
Fractions: parts of a whole
18m
You lead. We handle the cognitive heavy lifting.
You set the worldview lens: the beliefs, the content boundaries, what a good day of learning looks like in your family. You decide what your child explores and what they skip. Wildgrove handles the planning, the adapting, the documenting, and the compliance paperwork. You're still the pilot. We're the most organized, tirelessly patient co-pilot you've never had to hire.
We don't monetize your child. That's not a promise. It's the architecture.
No ads in your child's learning view. No data sold to third parties. No behavioral profiles built for resale. Your child's data belongs to you: you can export it, you can delete it, and when you do, it's gone. COPPA compliant not by checkbox but by how we built the product. Parent account owns all child data. Full stop.
Your state might already be paying for this.
In Arizona, Florida, Arkansas, Texas, and more than 25 other states, families receive $6,864–$8,000 per year in state education funds, an Education Savings Account, that can be used for approved educational software. Wildgrove is on the approved-vendor path. For many families, the $37/month Individual subscription costs nothing out of pocket.
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