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FaithSchool review

Freemium#19 of 30 in Homeschool Management Software

A faith-centered homeschool planner with free basics and paid recordkeeping tools.

6.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

FaithSchool brings homeschool planning and records into a web and iOS app for families, especially those who want Christian devotional content alongside school administration. Parents can plan lessons annually, monthly and weekly; track attendance and instructional hours; record grades; and organize evidence. The free plan is for one active student and includes daily devotionals, weekly planning basics, and starter attendance and hours records. That makes it a practical place to begin for families who want faith-centered planning without an initial subscription.

The published plans show a Free option, Family at $7 per month or $60 per year, and Family+Coach at $17 per month or $150 per year. Family adds the full planner and lesson library, evidence packs and record exports, including transcript-ready exports. Family+Coach includes those Family features plus expanded parent Coach access, AI planning and reset guidance, and advanced reports as they launch. The annual options cost less than paying the corresponding monthly price for twelve months, while the free tier keeps core planning and recordkeeping available at no charge. Families should compare the added exports and coaching with the records they need to maintain.

The product’s strongest fit is the combination of attendance statuses, hour summaries, grades, printable report cards and evidence exports in a faith-oriented workflow. Skill assessments are mapped to Common Core and BNCC, and the higher paid tier adds AI parent coaching and curriculum planning. Its devotional emphasis will be useful to some households but is a narrower focus than a general-purpose homeschool planner. Availability is limited to web and iOS, and support is listed through documentation. Choose FaithSchool if its devotional approach and records match your routine; consider another option if you need a different platform or broader support channels.

FaithSchool pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes devotionals, weekly planning basics, attendance and hours records
    • Paid plans add lesson libraries, evidence packs and transcript-ready exports
    • Tracks grades, instructional hours and attendance, with printable report cards
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available on the web and iOS, with no other mobile platform listed
    • Daily devotional content is tailored to Christian families
    • Support is listed through documentation

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