Jot down what your kids did, or just photograph the worksheet. Tabby keeps the records for you.
Your kids, your subjects, your state.
One sentence in your own words, a photo of the worksheet, or both.
Attendance, a gradebook, and a report you can hand to an evaluator. Filed by kid and subject.
One sentence, a photo of the worksheet, or both.
Monday, June 8
Records are only as detailed as what you put in.
No note today, just the pages.
Records carry as much detail as you wrote, or as the page shows, and no more. Tabby doesn't add anything.
Each kid's subjects and the photos of their work, on the day it happened.
Everything you've logged, on the days it happened. Pick a day to open it.
2 entries on the record
Photograph the work and Tabby writes the entry off the page, with no note at all.
Attendance, the dated log, the pages of work and the scores, in one PDF. Or print it straight from the page.
Homeschool record · 2025–26 · PA · generated Jun 14, 2026
Jesse (Grade 3) · Camellia (Grade 1)
instruction day day off, with the reason given
| S | M | T | W | T | F | S |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 | 2 | 3 | 4 | 5 | 6 | |
| 7 | 8 | 9 | 10Sick day | 11 | 12 | 13 |
| 14 | 15 | 16 | 17 | 18 | 19 | 20 |
| 21 | 22 | 23 | 24 | 25 | 26 | 27 |
| 28 | 29 | 30 |
Subjects: Math (Saxon Math 3), Reading, Science, Art, Language Arts, Music
…and the rest of the year, day by day.
We're opening to a small group for the 2026–27 school year. Early Bird families lock in this price for life and shape what gets built.
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It's built for the mix. Your boxed curriculum already keeps track of itself. What nothing keeps track of is everything else: the worksheets you printed, the co-op lesson, the library day, the rabbit hole your kid fell into for three hours. Tabby is the one place all of it lands, in one record. Write as much or as little as you like. "Did the Schoolio math unit" is a complete note, and so is a paragraph about the whole afternoon.
Yes, with a note or with no note at all. Attach photos of the work to what you write, a stack at a time, or send the pages on their own and type nothing: Tabby reads them and writes the entry in the words of what's actually on the page. If the date is written on the work, that's the day it files to, so an evening spent catching up on last week's pile lands on last week. If a page isn't signed and you have more than one kid, it asks whose it is instead of guessing. The pages stay with their day in your records, so you can open one full size or delete it whenever you like.
No. Tabby keeps the record of what actually happened, and it works that way on its own: you never have to fill in a plan to log a day. Planning is the piece we're building next, and Early Bird families help shape it. Nothing about your records depends on it.
Records are kept at daily granularity (days of instruction, subjects covered, assessments, and portfolio-worthy activities), so they're ready whether your state wants attendance counts, quarterly reports, or a portfolio review. Download the whole record, or a high-school transcript, as a real PDF in one click, or print it straight from the page. If your state wants a portfolio, the pages you photograph are filed with the day they belong to, so the samples and the record are already together. Homeschool laws vary by state, so check your own state's requirements to be sure you're covered. Tabby keeps the records; staying compliant is up to you.
Life happens: dentists, sick kids, just needing a break. Mark the day off and it goes on the record as exactly that, with the reason you give, so your attendance shows a day off rather than a gap nobody can explain. Nothing nags you to catch up.
No, never. Tabby reads what you log, your notes and the pages you attach, and does the bookkeeping. It doesn't interact with your children. AI does your paperwork, never your teaching. Your records are yours: US-hosted, export or delete everything anytime, and your family's data is never used to train AI models.
Early Bird families lock in their founding price for life. The Family plan (up to 4 kids) is $7/mo or $59/yr, regularly $99/yr. The Co-op plan (up to 10 kids) is $14/mo or $119/yr.