You did more
than you think.
It's 11pm on Wednesday night and you're wondering if today counted. The endless pages of notes, the countless tabs, and the book they scribble in scattered everywhere. Sprout is where you document what your homeschooling week actually was. Clarity for you. A sense of achievement for them.
Preserving Human Intelligence. Growing The Next Generation.
Sprout is where your kid's week of learning lives
Every voice memo, every photo, every small moment. Kept, compiled, and theirs to look back on. The notes app forgets. The camera roll buries it. Sprout keeps it.
Years from now, it's all still here. One day, you hand it to them.
See what they're actually doing. All in one place.
Keep the small moments you'd otherwise forget.
Show it to them later. It means something.
Built for the parents
who walked away from the system.
“I envision all the other parents judging me and thinking I'm a horrible teacher who is failing my kids. When I hear my daughter stumble over words I was reading at her age, I worry.”
“Today was shit.”
“I'm having the time of my life. Thank God I chose this.”
“some days I have no idea if any of it is sticking. then she reads a whole sign out loud and I nearly cry.”
“three notebooks, a notes app, and my memory. my memory is cooked.”
“everyone asks how homeschool is going and I never know what to say. we did heaps, I just can't prove it.”
“the review is in six weeks and I have nothing written down. classic me.”
“he taught himself more about sharks in a week than I learned in a year of school.”
“I quit my job for this. some nights I lie awake wondering if I ruined everything.”
“hardest thing I've ever done. also the best. both at once, every day.”
It's 11:42 PM.
You're staring
at the ceiling.
Wondering if
today counted.
You baked. You walked to the library. She wouldn't stop asking why the moon follows the car. You answered the phone twice during her math. You think she got through one page. Maybe two. The washing's still on the line.
None of it felt like school.
All of it was.
“Where does the sun go at night?”
Did today even count?
Drop in one thing. Done.
Voice memo. Photo. A line at 9pm. Tag which kid. That's the whole input.
Open it whenever. It adds up to more than you remember.
What do I have to show for it?
Look back. It's all still here.
Your phone, your camera roll, a notes app you never reopen. None of it connects. ChatGPT forgets, and your words become theirs. Sprout keeps every moment, sorted by kid.
One kid's record, growing every week. Yours, not anyone else's.
What did we actually do this week?
Open it Sunday. The week's right there.
Every capture in one place. Charlie's stays Charlie's. Emma's stays Emma's.
Chaos turns into clarity. Your kid opens theirs and sees what they built. Same week, two screens.
- A new habit, made the easy one.
- Teaches your kid to journal. Hand them the phone.
- Doubles as a record of learning, if anyone ever asks.
Is this going to add up to something?
Print the year. Hand it over.
Weeks build into months. Months build into a year you can hold and hand to your kid.
Every kid gets their own year. Print it, keep it on the shelf.
Grandma keeps asking how's it going?
Send her the whole week.
Instead of a photo or two, grandma gets Charlie's actual week. The questions he wouldn't stop asking, the walk to the library, the page he finally got through.
You pick what you send, one recap at a time. Never public, never a feed. Just the people who love them, seeing what you see.
Charlie's week
“14 moments. The library, the big questions, the page he finally finished.”
Books on the floor. Pages on the bench.
ChatGPT owns your data and sells it.
Sprout doesn't own, sell or forget.
The kid's scribble book on the kitchen counter. Library books stacked in the corner. The half-finished worksheet on the table. Hundreds of photos buried in your camera roll. The Notes app you stopped opening. The ChatGPT chats OpenAI now owns and feeds to their next model. None of it remembers Charlie from week to week. None connects this Tuesday to six weeks ago. And none of it stays yours.
Books & paper
iPhone Notes
ChatGPT
Sprout
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30 worksheet templates, tailored to your kid's age, ready to print in seconds. No account, no card. Free while we build the app.
Addition, reading, handwriting, telling time, and plenty more. Pick one and it builds itself.
A place for your kid's learning journey, in your pocket
You're not the only one doing it this way.
The waitlist
Join before the door opens.
Corps are selling people's data to AI in the race to the end. Sprout is what they don't build. A private record of your kid's week, never sold, never trained on. Be on the list when it opens.
“I envision all the other parents judging me and thinking I'm a horrible teacher who is failing my kids. When I hear my daughter stumble over words I was reading at her age, I worry.”
“Today was shit.”
“I'm having the time of my life. Thank God I chose this.”
“some days I have no idea if any of it is sticking. then she reads a whole sign out loud and I nearly cry.”
“three notebooks, a notes app, and my memory. my memory is cooked.”
“everyone asks how homeschool is going and I never know what to say. we did heaps, I just can't prove it.”
“the review is in six weeks and I have nothing written down. classic me.”
“he taught himself more about sharks in a week than I learned in a year of school.”
“I quit my job for this. some nights I lie awake wondering if I ruined everything.”
“hardest thing I've ever done. also the best. both at once, every day.”