Product Changelog
Every update we ship to EduTech, newest first. We believe in transparent product development — here's exactly what's changed and when.
Homeschool Weekly Agenda & Loop Tracker launched
Homeschool families can now build a weekly agenda with flexible scheduling methods — fixed days, frequency-based, or a loop rotation that automatically advances to the next subject whenever you finish. The Loop Tracker remembers where you left off across subjects, so a sick day or a field trip never derails your sequence. Pacing checks surface a simple banner when a subject is falling behind its target frequency.
AI Mastery & Coverage Analysis with heat maps
Curriculum Map detail pages now include a Coverage Summary, a color-coded Mastery Heat Map, and a one-click Mastery Report. Teachers can capture mastery levels (mastered, partial, needs reteach) directly from completed agenda items, and the heat map visualizes which standards and units need attention before the next assessment window.
Curriculum Maps now support all 50 states
Year-long Curriculum Maps are no longer limited to Ohio. Upload any state's standards file (CSV or Excel) and the AI organizes them into 6–10 thematic units in a logical teaching sequence. Standard codes and learning targets carry through to every lesson plan generated from a unit, with automatic recaps of prior lessons for continuity.
Family Curriculum Maps with shared learning analysis
Homeschool families teaching multiple children across grade levels can now generate a single Family Curriculum Map. The AI identifies shared learning opportunities — themes, read-alouds, and projects that work across ages — and flags them with HIGH or MODERATE potential so you can combine subjects and save prep time. Multi-age adaptation callouts are built into every family unit.
Master Resource Library with community-contributed resources
The resource library is now populated from all users. Browse, filter, and pin resources shared by the EduTech community, or upload your own for quick reference. Resources link directly to lesson plans, so your teacher manual pages, workbook references, and supplemental materials are always one click away during planning.
Google Slides export integration
One click sends a complete lesson plan to Google Slides — objectives, action steps, assessments, and vocabulary are formatted into ready-to-present slides. No more copy-pasting between tabs. The integration creates a new deck in your connected Google Drive and drops in each section as its own slide.
Biblical Integration made optional across all plans
Biblical Integration is now an opt-in preference rather than mandatory content. Teachers in public school settings can turn it off entirely; faith-based educators can enable it and receive AI-generated integration plans with verse support woven into each lesson. The toggle lives in your profile and applies to every new lesson automatically.
EduTech 2.0 — redesigned dashboard & pacing tracker
The dashboard got a full redesign with a Progress Ring that tracks lesson completion at a glance, plus a dedicated pacing tracker that compares your actual teaching pace against your curriculum map's target dates. At-risk targets are flagged automatically so you can adjust before a unit falls behind.