How it works
Make a worksheet in about a minute
Pick a worksheet, tell Sprout about your kid, and print it. That's the whole thing. 336 templates, no account, nothing sold off behind your back, no catch. You're in with the parents who wanted their own corner of the internet to do this, one the tech giants don't get to touch. Here's how it all works, start to finish, plus the questions people usually ask.
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Pick a worksheet
Browse the templates and tap one. Addition, reading, handwriting, telling time, and plenty more.
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Start at your kid's level
Pick your kid, or add them once, and the sheet starts at their level. No settings to fiddle with.
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Sprout builds it
It writes the whole worksheet in a second or two. Watch it come together, then it's ready to change.
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Tune it with one tap
Harder, easier, longer, shorter, right above the sheet. Tap one and it rebuilds in a second. Tap it again and it goes further. New version deals a fresh take at the same level.
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Print it or save it
Download PDF opens your print screen to print or save as a PDF. Save keeps it in My worksheets for later. No watermark, no catch.
A few other things you can do
Build your own (coming soon)
Describe any worksheet from scratch and Sprout builds it. Nearly ready. Tap Build on the library page for a sneak peek.
Add your kids
Save a profile for each kid so their age and their worksheets are one tap away.
Save for later
Anything you make can be saved to My worksheets and reopened whenever you want.
The community (coming soon)
Worksheets other parents built and shared, a chat to swap ideas, and updates from the team. Opening soon. Tap Community for a peek.
Slideshows (coming soon)
Type a topic, get a warm illustrated mini lesson to present full screen or print. On the way.
Questions
Is it free?
Yes. No account, no card, no limits. We're parents building this for parents, not a company mining you for data to sell on. Make and print as many as you want.
Is my data safe? Do you train AI on it?
Yes, and no. This is the whole reason Sprout exists. Worksheets are built by Venice AI, and nothing you type is stored or used to train anything. Your worksheets and your kids' profiles are saved in your browser, on your device, not on our servers. The tech giants take everything. Here, your kid's stuff stays yours.
Where do my worksheets live? Could I lose them?
They're saved in this browser, on this device. That's the privacy promise, your stuff never touches our servers. The trade-off: they don't follow you to another device yet, and clearing your browser clears them. Download the PDFs you want to keep.
What ages does it work for?
Three to thirteen. Your kid's profile sets the starting level, then harder and easier take it wherever you want.
The difficulty looks off. Why?
Tap harder or easier above the sheet and it rebuilds in a second. Each tap goes further. Picking a kid sets the starting level to their age.
Can I print it or save a PDF?
Yes. Download PDF opens your print screen, where you can save it as a PDF or send it straight to a printer. No watermark on it.
Do I need an account?
No. There's nothing to sign up for. Pick a template, print it, done.
When do build-your-own, slideshows, and the community open?
Soon. They open alongside the Sprout app. Tap any of the coming-soon previews and join the waitlist right there, you'll hear the day it happens. The templates stay free either way.
Could I lose my saved stuff if I clear my browser?
Yes, that's the honest trade-off of keeping it off our servers. So there's a Back up button on the Profiles page (tap Profiles on the library page). It downloads one file with everything; Restore brings it back on any device.
It's slow, or it threw an error.
Most sheets land in a second or two. If one trips, you'll see a try that again message. Just send it again.
Still stuck?
Pop a question in the Community. Real Sprout parents and the team answer. You're not doing this on your own anymore.