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Last updated September 2026

What actually is Cool Mom Collective?

A planner, a record keeper and a community in one place. You tell it your kids, your subjects and how many days you've got. It builds the week, keeps track of what you actually did, and turns it into records you can print.

Do I have to homeschool a certain way?

No. Pick 2, 2.5 or 3 hours a day, choose your days, choose your subjects. Unschool-ish or full curriculum, it bends around you.

What if we skip a day? Or a week?

Tap Life Happened. We redistribute the essential learning across the rest of the week without piling it on. No guilt, no red marks.

Does real life count as school?

Yep. That counts. Cooking, museums, gardening, travel, a concert, running a lemonade stand — log it and we map it to real subjects for your records.

Will these records satisfy my state?

We keep attendance, subject hours, curriculum coverage, reading, field trips, projects and monthly summaries — the things most states ask for. We're not lawyers though, so check your own state's requirements. Nothing here is legal advice.

How much does it cost?

$25 a month with a 7-day free trial. Cancel any time from your settings and you keep access until the end of the period you've paid for.

Can I use it on my phone?

That's the point. Open the site on your phone, tap your browser menu and choose Add to Home Screen — it opens full screen like an app.

Can I get my data out?

Any time. Progress has a one-tap export of your records as a spreadsheet file. We recommend doing it monthly and keeping it somewhere safe.

Can other moms see my kids?

No. Your children, plans and records are private to your account. Only what you post in The Collective is visible to other members, under your display name.

How do I delete my account?

The kids & my settings page, at the bottom. It removes your account and every record attached to it, permanently.

Still stuck? Send us a message — a real person reads it.

Cool Mom Collective™ is a planning and record-keeping tool. It is not a school, it is not accredited, and it does not provide legal advice or guarantee compliance with your state's homeschool laws. Always check your own state requirements.