Get your whole homeschool out of your head and into one calm place — curriculum, grades, attendance, transcripts, and each child's gifts. Built for families who see learning as a trust from God.
Alaska doesn’t regulate homeschooling at all — no notice, no tests, ever. Separately, its public correspondence programs pay families $2,600–$4,500 per child. Different legal lanes; 10Talents keeps both provable.
No weekend of setup. No spreadsheet migration. Just a calm path from "we should keep better records" to records that keep themselves.
Name your school, add your children, and pick your school year. Your planner, gradebook, and attendance log are ready the moment you are.
The guided setup takes most families under ten minutes.
Upload a publisher's PDF and our AI reads it into numbered lessons, scheduled across your year — or write your own plan from scratch. Enroll each child in the subjects that fit.
Works with the books you already own.
Check off lessons, log the day, snap photos of finished work. Grades roll into GPA and transcripts; attendance counts toward your state's minimums — audit-ready any day of the year.
Export everything as PDF or CSV, any time.
One calm, unhurried workspace for lessons, curriculum, grades, attendance, transcripts, talents, co-ops, and keepsakes.
Drag lessons between days. Balance subjects at a glance. One view for every child.
AI reads a publisher's PDF into numbered lessons — or write your own. Schedule the year and enroll each child.
Quarters, semesters, holidays, vacations, and co-op meetings — all in one rhythm.
Traditional A–F or mastery-based. Weighted averages, curve tool, GPA on a 4.0 or 5.0 scale.
Daily log with half-days, holidays, and feast days. Year-to-date stats meet state minimums.
Defensible transcripts colleges accept. Portfolio archives that satisfy state review, exportable any time.
Each week we surface one child's gift — musical, logical, verbal, spiritual — so growth is named, not assumed.
Plan the day, attach photos, track costs and attendees. The whole adventure stays with the year.
Share a planner with other families, RSVP to meetings and trips, or let your org pay one bill for everyone.
Photos, captions, and scripture into a print-ready book — each spring, archived alongside the year.
Unlimited students on every plan. Invite a spouse or co-parent to share the same family workspace.
Name your school. Write your mission. Upload a logo. Print it on every transcript.
A drag-and-drop week view that holds every child's lessons in one rhythm. Move math to Tuesday, slide nature study to Wednesday morning, balance subjects across the week — and the gradebook, attendance, and credits update with you.
Drop in a publisher's PDF and we extract the lessons. Or sketch your own scope and sequence. Either way, you schedule the work across the year, enroll the children who'll do it, and watch each child's progress fill in week by week.
A 12-month overview that holds your homeschool year as a whole. Term blocks, vacation stretches, observed holidays, co-op meetings, field trips, and state-deadline reminders all share one canvas — so you can see whether October is overscheduled before the second week of October.
Run grades the way that actually fits each child. Mastery-based with narrative notes for the younger ones, traditional A–F with weighted averages and a curve tool for the high schoolers — and a real GPA on a 4.0 or 5.0 scale that you can defend on a transcript.
Mark a day present, absent, half, or excused — once, or in bulk for a whole week. The progress bar tells you whether you're ahead or behind your state's required days, and the year-to-date export is ready the day a state agency asks for it.
When the day comes that an admissions officer or state reviewer wants to see your work, your records are already there. A real transcript with school identity, GPA, and credits. A portfolio archive with assessments and writing samples. Watermarked, exportable, defensible.
Every Sunday night, the app picks one of each child's gifts and tells you why. Drawn from a curated library of human strengths — musical, logical, verbal, spiritual, kinetic, relational — so you build a year-long picture of growth, not just a column of grades.
Plan the day, invite the co-op, track who's coming, attach photos when you get home. Costs and attendees roll up into the year-end portfolio so a state reviewer sees the rich part of your homeschool too — not just the gradebook.
Whether your co-op meets weekly in a church basement or once a month in a state park, 10Talents holds the shared planner, the member roster, the meeting calendar, and (if you want) the bill. Member families keep their own gradebook, attendance, and yearbook — the org adds shared events on top.
Every spring, the year you just lived becomes a real book. Photos, scripture, talents identified, trips taken, a verse for each child — laid out as a print-ready PDF you can order or hand to grandparents at Easter.
One subscription covers every child you'll ever homeschool. Invite a spouse, a co-parent, or a tutoring grandparent into the same workspace — they get their own sign-in and the same view of every child. No second account, no copy-pasting between profiles.
Your homeschool isn't just "homeschool" — it has a name, a mission, a verse, sometimes a logo. 10Talents holds those things first-class. They print on the transcript, the yearbook, the portfolio archive — every artifact your family produces carries the family's identity.
You do the teaching. 10Talents reads the paperwork — so planning a year takes an afternoon, not a season, and the record of it builds itself.
Upload any publisher's table of contents or lesson list. Our AI extracts every numbered lesson — titles, topics, suggested minutes — and lays them across your school year. You review, adjust, and approve.
Photograph a finished test, paper, or workbook page. The AI reads it — subjects covered, pages, performance, dates — and files a tidy summary into your portfolio. The paper trail your state wants, without the typing.
AI assists; you decide. Nothing lands in your records without your review. We sell subscriptions, not your data — see our privacy policy.
In Jesus' parable, a master entrusts ten talents to his servants and expects them to invest what they received. We think homeschooling is exactly this — faithful stewardship of what God has given each child.
Notice the strengths God has already placed in each child. Make room for them.
Math, writing, science — the skills that multiply their ability to contribute.
A life of learning aimed at serving God's kingdom, wherever He sends them.
Attendance minimums, assessment requirements, the records reviewers ask for — and current ESA / funding guidance for homeschoolers, verified against official sources. A state review becomes a download, not a scramble.
State funds currently available to homeschooling families — amounts, windows, and the fine print on each page.
All 50 states, verified against official sources and kept current — pick yours and see exactly what your records need to show.
Alaska doesn’t fund independent homeschooling — it doesn’t regulate it at all. The money flows through the state’s public correspondence programs: roughly $2,600–$4,500 per child per year (the common full-time base is about $2,700 at the largest statewide programs), reimbursing curriculum, lessons, materials, and tutoring required by the student’s individual learning plan. Around 23,000 students use them — most homeschooling families in the state.
The lane is the trade: a correspondence student is a public-school student, with a certificated teacher responsible for the learning plan and grades, quarterly work review, regulation-mandated statewide assessments, and nonsectarian spending limits. Independent (b)(12) homeschooling asks nothing and pays nothing; the correspondence lane pays and oversees. Switching between them takes no paperwork. The statutes were upheld facially by the Alaska Supreme Court in March 2025; whether allotments may buy private-school classes is still being litigated. Alaska also opted into the 2027 federal scholarship credit (January 2026) — rules still being written.
Program amounts and rules vary — confirm with the program and education.alaska.gov before relying on them. Updated June 2026.
Everything included — co-op tools too. No per-student fees, no paid add-ons. 14-day free trial, no credit card required. Cancel any time.
One subscription covers your entire family — no per-student fees, and every feature is included. No lesson-plan marketplace, no paid add-ons, no surprises.
No. One subscription covers your entire family — no extra fees per student. Add as many children as you have.
Yes. Invite a co-parent from Settings — they get the same view of every child, their own sign-in, and edit access. One subscription covers the whole family workspace.
No. Every family plan includes the co-op tools — shared planners, meetings, RSVPs, and member invites. The separate co-op tiers exist for organizations that want to pay one bill covering their member families' subscriptions, so families in a sponsored co-op don't pay at all.
The parable is part of our name and shapes how we designed the product, but anyone can use 10Talents. Scripture verses and the talents framing can be dialed down or turned off in settings.
Yes — from pre-K through 12th grade. The gradebook and GPA tools are geared toward high school record-keeping; younger grades use mastery tracking and narrative notes.
Each Sunday the app picks one of your child's strengths — drawn from a curated library of human gifts (musical, logical, verbal, spiritual, leadership, and more). Over a year you build a real picture of where each child is growing, not just where they're scored.
Yes. We export a standard format accepted by colleges and state agencies, with your school name, logo, and GPA calculated on a 4.0 or 5.0 scale. See our full guide: homeschool transcripts colleges take seriously.
Attendance logs, portfolio archives, and year-end exports follow common state requirements. Texas is fully supported today, with state-specific minimums and transcript fields for California, Florida, Oregon, and New York rolling out as we expand.
Nothing. A child educated at home by a parent or legal guardian is exempt from compulsory attendance — full stop. No notice, registration, testing, subjects, hours, qualifications, or records requirements exist. It is the least-regulated homeschool law in the country, which makes your records entirely a parent product: transcripts, diplomas, and any future change of plans run on what you keep.
About 23,000 Alaska kids enroll in public correspondence programs (IDEA, Raven, Family Partnership, Denali PEAK, and some thirty more) that pay roughly $2,600–$4,500 per child per year for curriculum, lessons, materials, and tutoring under an individual learning plan. Enrolling makes your child a public-school student in a different exemption lane: a certificated teacher signs off on the plan and assigns course grades, work is reviewed quarterly, statewide assessments apply by regulation, and funds can’t buy religious materials. You still teach at home day to day — and you can return to fully independent homeschooling at any time, with zero paperwork either way.
The Alaska Supreme Court upheld the allotment statutes on their face in March 2025, and programs are operating statewide. What remains in court is narrower: whether allotments may pay for private-school classes (the case against four districts was in discovery into June 2026). Families using allotments for ordinary curriculum and materials are in the statutes’ plainly legitimate sweep — but keep an eye on the case, and keep your own records regardless.
Yes. We can import from Gradelink, Homeschool Tracker, My School Year, Seesaw, and plain CSVs.
Nothing is deleted — ever. Your records stay readable and exportable; new entries pause until you subscribe. Pick up exactly where you left off, whether that's day 15 or next semester.
The AI reads the documents you choose to upload — a curriculum PDF, a photo of finished work — and drafts the lesson list or record entry for you to review. Nothing is saved without your approval, and we never sell your family's data. See our privacy policy.
Yes. 10Talents is built for the kitchen-counter reality of homeschooling — log attendance from your phone, snap a photo of finished work, check the week from the couch. Add it to your home screen for an app-like experience.
Always. Export everything as PDF, CSV, or a full portfolio archive before you leave — or any time.
Steward it well. 14-day free trial — no credit card. $15/month after. Cancel any time.