Your whole homeschool week on one board
Every child on a row, every day a column, today with its own blue band. The dashboard shows what Tim drafted, what's ready to print and what's waiting for a grade, so mornings start with a glance, not a scramble.
What the dashboard shows you
PaperTim's dashboard is the morning briefing for your homeschool: the week's plan, its progress and its loose ends, all on one screen that answers "what does today hold?" without opening a single menu.
The family week grid
Children are rows, school days are columns, and every card is a real task with its subject, title and state. A busy Tuesday stacks its cards; a quiet Friday stays quiet. Weekend work only appears when you plan some.
Arrows that move the whole week
Step back a week to see what got done, or forward to see what's coming. Every action on the page follows the week you're looking at: planning next week plans next week.
Drafts wait for you
When Tim drafts slots for the week, a banner tells you how many are waiting. Review them one by one, or approve the whole set in one click once you trust the shape of the week.
Everything in PaperTim
Under the grid, a quick map of the whole product: planning views, the task library, the print queue, grading, progress and settings, each one click away.
See your own week on this board
Add your children and let Tim draft the first week, or plan it yourself and let him fill the gaps.
Questions, answered
Everything parents ask before their first week with Tim. Something else on your mind? Just ask.
Can I see all my children at once?
Yes. That's the point of the board. Every active child gets a row, and each school day a column, so a three-child Tuesday reads at a glance. Each child also has their own dashboard with mastery bars, recent work and what to focus on next.
What do the card states mean?
Planned is a slot waiting for its worksheet. AI draft is Tim's suggestion waiting for your approval. Printed means the sheet is on paper, waiting for photos. Graded shows the real score. Nothing on the board is decorative. Every state reflects the actual task.
Does the dashboard work for a single child?
Completely. One row, five columns, the same week arrows and counts. PaperTim never charges per child, so the board simply grows when your family does.
What happens when a week ends?
Nothing disappears. Step back with the week arrows and last week is exactly as you left it: graded scores, finished tasks, the lot. The year map rolls all of it into per-objective progress.
Can tasks exist without a specific day?
Yes. An "Anytime" column collects work planned for the week but not pinned to a day. It only appears when you use it.
Is the dashboard on my phone?
PaperTim runs in the browser, phone included. The board is built for a desktop or tablet morning review, and the companion views (day board, task lists) read comfortably on a phone.