Noia Homeyear

Bring your homeschool year together—from daily plans and learning evidence to learner progress, attendance, transcripts, and thoughtful support.

Homeschooling creates a lot to hold: plans, attendance, books, work samples, progress, grades, and reports. Noia Homeyear brings those moving parts into one calm workspace designed for the adult managing the learning year.

See the week clearly

• Create and update activities in a homeschool calendar.
• Organize plans by learner and learning category.
• Keep planned and completed work visible.
• Set optional reminders for scheduled activities.

Capture learning as it happens

• Create profiles for each learner.
• Save activity notes, photos, materials, and voice-captured details.
• Follow topic and skill progress over time.
• Review recent learning evidence without searching across separate notebooks and apps.

Support every reading journey

• Maintain a reading library and history for each learner.
• Track books in progress and completed books.
• Explore personalized book recommendations.
• Update reading status and reactions as interests change.

Keep academic records organized

• Review attendance summaries by school year.
• Record dated grades and organize academic periods.
• Maintain transcript records and export transcript PDFs.
• Bring progress, attendance, grades, and recent reports into one records hub.

Prepare homeschool reports

• Review available reporting requirements for your selected location.
• Work through reporting checklists and prepare drafts.
• Add notes, images, and supporting materials.
• Keep source information together for careful adult review.

Use AI-assisted support

Noia Homeyear includes AI-assisted planning and conversation tools for exploring lesson ideas, learning pathways, resources, summaries, and draft content. Suggestions can be incomplete or inaccurate and should always be reviewed and adapted by an adult.

Designed for adult homeschool managers

Noia Homeyear is an adult-managed homeschool planning and records service. Learners do not create or use separate accounts. Reporting requirements vary by location, and families remain responsible for reviewing their records and meeting the rules that apply to them.

An account and internet connection are required for most features.