36 subjects · 5,418 skills · one map
Decide what your kids actually need to know.
See exactly where each one stands. Point them at it — taught your way, by you, an AI lesson, or your own curriculum. SkillsMap tracks the mastery.
214 / 345 skills mastered across 12 subjects · illustrative
Homeschooling gives you the freedom to teach anything. It doesn't tell you what your kid actually knows.
Grade level is a guess
"5th grade math" tells you what a school district expects — not whether your kid can actually do it. SkillsMap tests the skill, not the label.
Taught once isn't mastered
A lesson covered is not a skill learned. Every skill gets a real mastery check before it counts — unassessed, practiced, or mastered, never assumed.
You curate, not a district
Other apps enforce someone else's curriculum. SkillsMap starts from a curated library and lets you add, remove, and reorder until it's actually yours.
How it works
Adaptive placement
A short adaptive check finds exactly where a kid stands in a subject — no guessing, no re-teaching what they already know.
Themed lessons
AI generates a lesson for the exact next skill, in whatever world grabs your kid — dinosaurs, Minecraft, whatever they pick. Or teach it yourself. Source-agnostic.
Real checks, real skill
A themed check tests the actual skill — never theme trivia, never adjacent skills. Pass it, and the skill goes green.
Drillable progress
Drill into any kid, any subject: what's mastered, what's practiced, what's a real gap — coverage %, not vibes.
What's covered
36 subjects, 5,418 skills deep — down to atomic, testable checkpoints like long division or changing a tire. Drop what you don't care about; add what you do. This is the starting library, not the ceiling.
Academic
Life Skills
Fun & Tech
You don't have to be the expert.
You don't have to know long division cold, or remember how photosynthesis works, to give your kid a rigorous education. Pick a direction, press go, be present while the checkmarks pile up.
SkillsMap is the spine and the scorekeeper. The teaching can come from anywhere — an AI lesson, a workbook, or you at the kitchen table. Mastery is source-agnostic; it's earned the same way no matter who taught it.
Built for real families
Parents log in to manage and monitor. Kids log in to learn and explore — their own account, their own mode, browsing the map image-first and picking what looks fun.
A theme is a skin, never the substance — a Minecraft fractions lesson still teaches fractions correctly, and a themed mastery check still tests the real thing.
Frequently asked questions
What does it cost? +
SkillsMap is free to get started — create a family account and get your first placement results before you decide on anything else.
Do I have to use the AI lessons? +
No. Mastery checks work no matter how a skill got taught — an AI lesson, a workbook, or you at the kitchen table. Teach anywhere; SkillsMap assesses here.
Is this a curriculum? +
It starts as a curated library across 36 subjects, but it's yours to edit — remove what you don't care about, add what you do (practical life, faith, business, trades). Not a school district's list.
What if my kids are at different levels? +
There's no grade lock-step. A kid can be deep into Trades while still building up Reading — you see exactly where they stand in each, not one blended grade guess.