Try one normal week
Set up one real course, choose its normal days, complete a lesson, and see whether the next-step flow feels easier than maintaining a calendar.
Feedback
I’m building SoftWeek and need honest homeschool feedback.
SoftWeek now centers on Courses, Today, a lighter weekly view, and automatic records. Load a curriculum sequence once, choose the normal days, and SoftWeek keeps the next lesson moving without dating the whole year. It is still beta, so I’m looking for the parts that genuinely save time and the parts that still get in the way.
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What I’m looking for
Plain feedback beats polite feedback.
Tell me where it feels clunky, fake, confusing, too pretty, too hidden, or not useful for a normal homeschool week.
Was setting up a course obvious?
Does seeing only the next lesson reduce planning work?
Does the automatic record reflect what really happened?
Would you come back to Today during a normal school week?
Review the automatic record
Complete, skip, or move real work, then check whether the record is useful without a separate save step.
Tell me what feels off
The best notes are plain ones: confusing, too hidden, too busy, missing, slow, or not how your family would use it.
Quick note
The beta does not need to look perfect. It needs to work.
I’m keeping the planner focused on Today, Courses, a flexible weekly flow, automatic records, and simple family use. Feedback helps decide whether this lighter next-lesson approach is actually worth coming back to week after week.