The paperwork side of homeschooling, handled: build a college-ready transcript, compute GPA correctly, and write course descriptions that admissions offices actually want. Built the way we'd want it as parents: free, no account walls, and nothing stored on our servers to lose.
The document every college, dual-enrollment program, the NCAA, and military recruiters ask for. Both GPAs, printed grading scale, proper credit values, signature block. Print or save as PDF.
Build a transcript →Weighted and unweighted GPA on a 4.0 scale, credit-weighted the way colleges compute it, with honors and AP weighting.
Calculate GPA →Selective colleges ask for them and there's no upload slot for them anywhere. Write them in ten minutes a year instead of one panicked week senior year.
Write descriptions →What your state actually requires, verified against the statutes rather than the folklore: deadlines, records to keep, what nobody can demand of you, and the myths corrected. Ten states live, more being written.
Find your state →Each guide is written from that state's own statutes and agency documents, dated, and cited. Not folklore, and not copied from other homeschool sites.
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It depends entirely on your state. Some states require nothing at all, others require an attendance register, a log of reading materials, work samples, or annual test results, and a few require you to file documents on a schedule. Colleges, the NCAA, and the military separately expect a transcript regardless of what your state requires.
Yes. No account is required, nothing is stored on our servers, and there is no paid tier of these tools. We are a learning platform that teaches technology to students, and these resources exist because the records side of homeschooling is the part nobody enjoys.
In your own browser. The builder saves your work locally and lets you export a backup file you keep. Nothing is uploaded, which means nothing can be lost if a company shuts down or a subscription lapses.
Each state guide carries the month and year it was last reviewed against that state statutes and agency documents, with the sources linked. Homeschool law changes often, so the review date is displayed rather than hidden.
mytekDev is a makerspace platform where kids learn technology by building real things: games, robots, websites, music. We've taught homeschool and microschool families for over a decade, which is how we know the records side is the part nobody enjoys. The tools on this page are free because we'd rather be useful to the homeschool community than sell it another subscription. If your kid would enjoy learning to build things, our courses are how we keep the lights on.
Reference information reviewed August 2026 against primary sources (statutes, NCAA and Common App published requirements). This is general information, not legal advice; requirements change, so verify anything load-bearing for your family against your state's current law.