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For homeschool families
Free lessons are the easy half of homeschooling
Anyone can find excellent lessons now. What no library gives you is a gradebook that fills itself in, a transcript you can print for a college, a calendar of what your state expects, and somebody your child can ask at ten at night. Koydo is built around that second half — with the whole curriculum underneath it.
- Verified child consent
- Student data safeguards
- Child safe
- Koydo learning apps are ad-free
- No data selling
Somebody to ask, at any hour
A recorded lesson cannot answer a follow-up question. Koydo's tutor explains a concept a second and a third way and takes the question your child is actually stuck on — included on every paid plan.
A gradebook that keeps itself
Work is recorded as it happens, with GPA tracking, so a year of learning is documented without anyone reconstructing it from memory in August.
Transcripts you can print
A clean transcript and report card whenever an umbrella school, a college or your state asks — the thing a free library structurally cannot produce.
Active learning, not passive watching
Educational games, interactive simulations and hands-on science and engineering labs, because a nine-year-old who will not watch a video will still play.
State-aware compliance guidance
What your state expects and when it expects it, with dated deadlines, so filing is a calendar entry rather than a forum search.
Languages and test prep included
50+ study languages with speaking practice, plus SAT, PSAT and AP preparation, on the same subscription.
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Frequently asked questions
We already use free lessons. What does Koydo add?
The half that free libraries do not attempt: a tutor to ask, adaptive practice, an automatic gradebook, printable transcripts and compliance dates. Plenty of families keep both and use Koydo as the record of what the year contained.
Does Koydo have video lessons?
Yes, alongside interactive work, games and labs. The difference is that they sit inside an adaptive sequence that reacts to what your child has understood, rather than a catalogue you browse.
Is Koydo suitable for a self-directed teenager?
Yes, and it does not nag. There is no streak to protect and no completion counter; a motivated teenager can go straight to college-level material and use the tutor when a proof refuses to make sense.
Why pay when good lessons are free?
You are not paying for the lessons. You are paying for the tutor, the adaptive practice, the records, the transcripts and the compliance calendar — the parts that otherwise cost you evenings.
