homedojo
[proof line — must be true]Accepted by ClassWallet and Odyssey ESA [once approved]

Your math book can't answer a question. HomeDojo can.

Homeschool math for grades 6–12 your kid will enjoy, that meets them where they are instead of where the book is. No more "Mom, I don't get it."

No account needed. Sensei is already mid-lesson.
Lesson 14 · Solving two-step equationsTrial lesson
  1. 2x + 3 = 11
  2. 2x = 8subtract 3 from both sides
  3. x = 4divide both sides by 2
How it works

Keep your book, or don't. We do the rest.

Your kid does the lesson, the practice and the checking. You see everything.

  1. A stack of five math textbooks next to a blank notebook and a pencil
    Step 1

    Pick up where you are

    Saxon, Teaching Textbooks, Math-U-See, CTC, Singapore, or no book at all. Start at your lesson; it adjusts from there.

  2. Sensei explaining at a whiteboard, a notebook and a phone on the table
    Step 2

    We teach, answer, grade & report

    Sensei explains at the whiteboard and answers when asked. Practice on paper, every line checked. You get the summary.

  3. A teenager working alone at the kitchen table while a parent has coffee
    Step 3

    They work on their own

    They want to do it. You stay in charge without being the tutor. No more "Mom, I don't get it."

A book is one size. Your kid isn't.

A book is the same for every kid. HomeDojo shapes the lesson, the practice and the explanations around yours.

The lesson

With a bookA static page or video. It can't answer a question.

With HomeDojoA teacher at the whiteboard who talks, draws, and answers when your kid asks. They actually want to do it.

The practice

With a bookThe exercises were printed years ago. Every kid gets the same 30 problems, whether they need them or not.

With HomeDojoEvery problem set is written on the spot for your kid, from what they got wrong yesterday. Nothing they already know, nothing they aren't ready for.

The stuck moment

With a bookCall mom, or Photomath hands over the answer.

With HomeDojoA hint and a bit of teaching on the exact step they're stuck on, right on their handwriting, like a tutor would. Never the answer.

The grading

With a bookYou mark it against the answer key. You see that it's wrong, not where it went wrong.

With HomeDojoEvery handwritten line checked, the wrong step explained.

The report

With a bookGut feel, or one test a year.

With HomeDojoEvery day you see what they did, where they got stuck, and what they've mastered. And you can read the whole conversation.

HomeDojo won't do the math for them. It teaches them until they can.

Behind every lesson is our proprietary HomeDojo Math Graph: [10,000] skills from long division to calculus, built on thirty years of learning-science research. It's what lets Sensei see exactly what your kid knows, what they don't, and what to teach next.

  • No shortcuts

    Sensei never gives the answer. Your kid shows they get it before moving on.

  • Foundations first

    Kids rarely struggle because they aren't bright. They missed one concept and it snowballed. The graph finds it and fixes it first.

  • [99]% correct, no AI slop

    Every lesson lives in the graph, not generated on the fly. When Sensei isn't sure, he says so.

Never buy another math book.

HomeDojo covers every major curriculum, all the way through. Start at the lesson you're on, keep the book or drop it, and switch programs whenever you like. Nothing to buy, nothing to re-buy.

Not sure which program fits your kid? Try one. Switch next week if it doesn't. We'll help you choose.

[Cover art pending publisher approval]
  • Saxon Math
    [Math 7/6 – Calculus]
    Full
  • Singapore Math – Dimensions
    [levels]
    Full
  • Math-U-See
    [Pre-Algebra – Calculus]
    Full
  • Teaching Textbooks
    [levels]
    Just launched
  • CTC Math
    [levels]
    Coming [month]

Works with whatever's on the kitchen table

Pencil and paper stay. HomeDojo fits around them.

A teenager writing math on a tablet with a stylus

Tablet and pen

Lesson, practice and grading on one screen. Write with the stylus; it reads the handwriting.

A laptop showing the whiteboard, an open notebook, and a phone photographing the page

Laptop, plus your phone

Sensei on the laptop, practice in the notebook, a photo with the phone to get it checked.

A phone propped against a mug next to a notebook and pencil

Phone, pen and paper

Everything on the phone, math on paper. Nothing else to buy.

Two plans

Replaces the next book, the supplement, the tutor.

Software
$30per month, per student
  • Every lesson, pre-algebra to AP Calculus
  • Grading and hints on paper work
  • Daily parent summary
CoachedMost families
$129per month, per student
  • Everything in Software
  • A human math supervisor, weekly
  • ESA-eligible in [states]

From families who've handed it off

9 in 10
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“[Parent quote — she watches them without being asked.]”

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“[Parent quote — handoff / on track.]”

[Name], [state] · pending

Questions parents ask first

Where does my kid's data go?

[Plain answer.]

What if it's wrong?

HomeDojo doesn't make up explanations. Every lesson and every hint is checked against the HomeDojo Math Graph, a map of every concept from long division to calculus and how each one builds on the last. When it isn't sure, it says so and shows you. On Coached, a human reviews the week as well.

Will it just give them the answer?

No. Hints only, and you can read the whole exchange.

Does this replace me?

It replaces you as the tutor. You still set the course and see everything.

How much screen time is it?

The lesson is on screen; the practice is on paper. [Minutes per day.]

Can we switch mid-year?

Yes. Tell us the book and the lesson.

A mother with a coffee at the kitchen table while her kid works alone in the background

Tired of being the math tutor? Your kid can do more than the book lets them.