CheckMyWork

Snap a photo of a worksheet. Every answer checked, a hint and “Show me how” for each miss, and practice until it clicks. Now on iPad too.

Snap a photo of a worksheet. CheckMyWork checks every answer, shows how to get each one right, and gives a few more problems like it to practice. Made by a parent for homework night.

HOW IT WORKS • Take a photo of each page, or add a PDF. Up to 12 pages at a time. • The app reads the handwriting, works out every answer itself, and marks what was missed. Results show in about a minute. • If it isn’t sure it read something right, it says so, and a parent can take a quick look. • Every missed problem gets a hint first, then “Show me how”: the steps on a board, one at a time. One practice question right and the red mark reads “Corrected”.

FOR KIDS: FIX AND PRACTICE • Steps can be read aloud. • “Explain it another way” when the first explanation doesn’t land. • “Ask about this step” for a question about any line. • “3 more like this” for extra practice on a tricky problem. • A sticker when a worksheet is all corrected.

BEFORE A TEST • Review my mistakes gathers everything missed in a topic. • Practice the topic makes a fresh set of problems. • Print a practice sheet to work on paper.

FOR PARENTS • Know how it went in a minute, not after a hunt for the answer key. • “Take a look at these” on home for anything the app wasn’t sure about. • Invite another parent or your kids. Kids can learn and practice; parents decide what else they can do.

ON iPAD • Scratch paper on practice questions, with Apple Pencil or a finger. • Split View next to the class website, and keyboard shortcuts.

ORGANIZED LIKE SCHOOL • Kid › Grade › Subject › Topic folders, with worksheets added over the year. • Optional: bring in class files from a school Canvas account. • Text size, an easy-read font, dark mode and read-aloud speed in Settings.

PRIVATE BY DESIGN • Your family’s work is only visible to your family. No tracking. • Delete your account any time from Settings.

GOOD TO KNOW It started with math and works best there. Reading, writing and science came later and are still getting better; essays get a “What’s working / What to fix” review instead of a score. Handwriting can occasionally be misread, so anything the app wasn’t sure of is marked for a quick look. There is a limit of 10 worksheet pages a week per family.