For Christian homeschool families
The day, written on the doorpost of the house.
Doorpost puts the family calendar, chores, school and Scripture in one place: on a parent’s phone, on a child’s tablet, and on the kitchen wall where everyone can see where the day stands.
The state of things
Most families run four apps to do one thing.
Cozi for the calendar, Homeschool Planet for school, Greenlight for chores, YouVersion for the verse. Then everyone asks across the kitchen who is where and what got done.
Doorpost is one place. A parent on a phone, a child on a tablet and the kitchen wall all see the same day.
Chores
Faithful in small things.
No quests and nothing to buy. A short list for each child and a quiet streak. The work is the lesson.
- A column per child and a shared family list.
- Repeats that match the week: daily, weekdays, every Tuesday.
- The Sabbath clears the board with a quiet note. Rest is not a missed streak.
- Rewards are yours to set: screen time, outings, pocket money.
“Whatever you do, work at it with your whole being, as for the Lord and not for men.”
Chores this week
- Make bed+5
- Brush teeth+3
- Tidy the reading corner+5
- Make bed+5
- Pack school bag+6
- Clear the dinner dishes+10
This week
6 days in a rowRecords, grades, transcripts
Keep the school records. Print the state report.
Build the course list and tick off lessons as you go. Attendance is kept for you through the year, and state reporting PDFs come out the other end.
- Courses with a term and a curriculum.
- Attendance that records itself when a lesson is done.
- Service and volunteer hours in one place.
- State reporting PDFs for PA, NY, TX, FL, OH, VA, CA, CO, IL, NC and WA.
Transcript · Harper Academy, 2026–2027
Emma Harper
Grade 6. Administrator: Ruth Harper
Cumulative GPA
3.92
7.5 credits
| Course | Credit | Grade | GPA | |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Algebra I | Saxon Algebra 1 | 1.0 | A | 4.0 |
| Apologia Biology | Apologia Biology, 3rd ed. | 1.0 | A− | 3.7 |
| World History I | Notgrass World History | 1.0 | A | 4.0 |
| Latin I | Henle First Year Latin | 1.0 | B+ | 3.3 |
| English Composition | Institute for Excellence in Writing | 1.0 | A | 4.0 |
| Bible · Genesis | Veritas Press Genesis | 0.5 | A | 4.0 |
| Piano | Faber, Level 4 | 0.5 | A | 4.0 |
| In progress, term 2 | ||||
| Geometry | Saxon Geometry | 1.0 | — | — |
| Apologia Chemistry | Apologia, 3rd ed. | 1.0 | — | — |
Community · planned
Your church. Your circle.
We are building a private circle for the homeschool families in a congregation. It is not open yet. Nothing about your family is shared with another family unless you join a circle and choose to share.
- Planned: lesson plans to share, rate and copy.
- Planned: a co-op schedule with RSVPs.
- Planned: a wider circle for missionary families abroad.
Hilltop Bible Church circle
The Wilsons shared
Apologia Biology, year one
A 36-week plan with co-op days and the lab schedule.
4.6
rating
- Families using it
- 47
- Hours a week
- 5.5
- Grades
- 9–10
- Every Apologia module on a 36-week calendar; co-op Tuesdays kept.
- Labs line up with when the dissection kit arrives.
- A weekly memory verse from the creation passages, if you want it.
- A parent’s note: skip the Module 14 quiz; the answer key is wrong.
Meals, with Nourish
Meals are next door.
Doorpost shows the week's meals on the wall today. Nourish, coming later, is a fuller meal planner: a weekly plan, a shared list and a link to your grocer.
Plan the week. Send the cart.
- A weekly plan and a shared list
- A link straight to your grocer
- Recipes sized for the family
Doorpost families hear first.
Why we’re called Doorpost
“These words I am commanding you today are to be upon your hearts. And you shall teach them diligently to your children and speak of them when you sit at home and when you walk along the road, when you lie down and when you get up. … Write them on the doorposts of your houses and on your gates.”
Scripture runs through the product rather than sitting beside it: the daily verse, the memory tracker, the family devotion log, and a Sabbath that rests.
Features
Everything in the house.
Five parts, one product, all free during the beta.
- ChoresA column per child, a shared family list, and a Sabbath that clears the board.Read about chores
- ScriptureThe daily verse in the BSB, KJV or WEB, a memory-verse tracker and a family devotion log.Read about scripture
- CalendarGoogle, iCloud and Outlook in one family calendar, with repeating events.Read about calendar
- Household vaultCurriculum logins and passwords for the parents only, with passwords encrypted.Read about household vault
- TranscriptsCourses, attendance and state reporting PDFs for 11 states.Read about transcripts
- Do we have to homeschool to use Doorpost?
- No. The calendar, chores, the wall and the Scripture rhythm work for any Christian family. School records appear only when you turn on homeschool subjects.
- Is there a limit on family size?
- No. Add every child and every grown-up in the house.
- Is the Sabbath a real feature or just a setting?
- A real feature. On your Sabbath the chores clear with a quiet note and no broken streak, the verse turns to rest, and the wall changes to a calmer page.
- Does our children's information leave the family?
- We do not sell data and we do not run ads. Family information goes only to the services that run Doorpost: sign-in, email, storage and, if you turn AI features on, our AI provider. The privacy policy lists each one.
- Is there a phone app?
- Native iOS and Android apps are being built. Until then the web app works well on a phone, and the kitchen tablet runs the same app as the wall.
Begin where you are.
Add the family, bring in the calendars, choose the translation. The wall is one tap away.