For homeschool families
School work and house work can share the fridge.
Keep lessons and household chores visible without turning the day into a dashboard. Add a Homeschool bin beside Chores, print one calm page, and change it from the grown-up app when real life changes.
- Give lessons their own Homeschool or School bin.
- Keep household chores visible on the same printed page.
- Update with voice or a tap. Print whenever and direct your family.
A visible day
Let the page carry the next step.
A homeschool day already moves between lessons, meals, rooms, and real household work. Choreeo gives those jobs one visible home instead of asking kids to check another device.
Each person can see only the bins that help them. The default Chores bin stays simple; School, Homeschool, Music, or another family label can sit beside it when needed.
Change it quickly
Adjust the list while the day is moving.
A lesson takes longer. The library trip moves. Someone finishes dishes before lunch. Grown-ups can catch the change in the native app with voice or a quick tap.
Kids keep returning to the printed chart. They do not need a Choreeo account or their own phone.
Paper on demand
Print whenever and direct your family.
Choreeo does not prescribe a perfect weekly reset. Print before a new unit, after a seasonal change, or whenever the page on the fridge is no longer the clearest version of family life.
Questions families ask
A paper-first answer, in plain language.
Can school work and household chores appear on the same chart?
Yes. Keep the locked Chores bin, then add a School or Homeschool bin so lessons and household work remain distinct on one printed page.
Is Choreeo a homeschool planner or curriculum app?
No. Choreeo is a paper chore chart app. Bins can make a few recurring lessons or routines visible, but Choreeo does not replace curriculum, lesson planning, or a family calendar.
Do kids need the Choreeo app?
No. Kids use the printed page. Grown-ups use the iPhone or Android app to edit, update, share, and print the family chart.
Can more than one grown-up update the chart?
Yes. Invite another grown-up to open the same family chart on their iPhone or Android phone.
Print chores. Live tidy.
Make the chart in the grown-up app. Put the page where kids can see it.