Less “did you do your math yet?”
More math getting done.
The daily dashboard that keeps your homeschool moving while you teach.
Pax gives each of your children their own daily checklist — school assignments, chores, and activities — on a shared family tablet. They work through their day independently. You see everything without asking.
Sound familiar?
You're teaching one child while three others “forget” what they're supposed to be doing.
Every subject transition becomes a negotiation.
You are the schedule.
If it's in your head, you're the bottleneck — and the nag.
At 4pm you genuinely don't know what got done.
So you ask. Again. And everyone sighs. Again.
You didn't bring your kids home to spend the day repeating yourself.
Here's what changes.
They check their own list.
Each child opens their page on the family tablet. Morning Routine, then Morning Lessons — grouped and color-coded, in the order you set. Nobody asks you what's next, because next is right there.
You're teaching phonics. Your 12-year-old is doing pre-algebra.
Older kids work independently through School tasks while you focus on the child who needs you. Tasks you flag as important sit at the top of their list. Tasks that need your eyes require your check-off — or a parent PIN — before they count.
Co-op day? Field trip? Sick day?
Schedule a day off and school tasks excuse themselves — no broken streaks, no guilt, no ghost tasks haunting the report. The calendar shows co-op on everyone's dashboard so nobody's surprised at breakfast.
You already know how the day went.
The parent report shows what's done, what's not, and who did it — in real time. No interrogations at dinner.
The summary comes to you.
A daily email recaps every child's day. On Monday, the leaderboard crowns last week's winners. Your kids will care about this more than you expect. 🥇
Built for the way homeschool actually works
Lessons, chores, and activities — separated.
Three color-coded task types, so “finish your history reading” and “feed the chickens” don't live in the same pile. Filter reports by type to see just schoolwork when you need to.
Recurring schedules that match real life.
Math every weekday. Piano on Tuesdays. Memory work daily. Co-op prep on Wednesdays. Set it once — it shows up on the right child's list on the right day, forever.
Independence with accountability.
Kids check off their own work. For subjects you want to verify, require a parent check-off or PIN before it counts. You choose the trust level per task, per kid.
Progress you can actually see.
Completion trends, streaks, and a calendar heatmap per child. When you wonder “is this working?” — or when the state asks — you have an answer.
One tablet. Every kid. Their own page.
Each child gets a personalized dashboard — their color, their photo, their list. No logins, no app installs, no individual devices required.
Celebrations built in.
Confetti on completion. Milestone parties at 100, 200, 300 tasks. A weekly podium. The checklist becomes the thing they want to finish.
We built Pax for our own kitchen counter first.
We homeschool seven children. For years the schedule lived in one parent's head, which meant every subject transition ran through her — and “did you do your math yet?” was the soundtrack of the afternoon.
So we built the thing we wanted: one tablet on the counter, a page for each child, and a report that tells us how the day actually went. It changed our days enough that we decided to share it.
Pax is still just us. When you email support, you're emailing the family that built it — and we answer everything ourselves.
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The things homeschool parents ask us first
“We already use a paper checklist / whiteboard.”
So did we. Paper doesn't recur, doesn't report, and doesn't celebrate. Pax is the whiteboard that rewrites itself every morning.
“Do my kids each need a device?”
No — one shared tablet (or any browser) works for the whole family. Each child taps into their own page. No logins for kids, no app store, no accounts to manage.
“Is this screen time?”
It's a checklist, not a game. Kids glance, check off, and get back to their books. Most families prop it somewhere central like a digital command center.
“What about our co-op / outside classes?”
Put them on the family calendar — one-time or recurring — and they show up on each child's dashboard. Days off excuse tasks cleanly on field trip and sick days.
“We're not a big family — is this still for us?”
Pax works from one child up. If your day has lessons, chores, and a schedule, it fits.
Join as a Founding Family.
Pax is new — and the families who join now are shaping it. As a Founding Family, you get:
Founding pricing, locked in.
The rate you join at is the rate you keep. When prices go up (they will), yours doesn't.
A direct line to us.
Your feature requests and feedback go straight to the family building this — not a ticket queue. Several features in Pax today exist because an early family asked.
A front-row seat.
New features land in your account first, and you'll recognize your fingerprints on them.
Founding Family status stays with your account for as long as you're subscribed.
Bring peace to your homeschool day.
Start your free 21-day trial. Set up your family in about ten minutes with the guided wizard — no credit card conversations required until you've seen it work.
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