GradeViews

Your child's grades already live somewhere — a school portal, a report card, a progress report. GradeViews turns them into something a parent can act on. HOW IT WORKS 1. Take a photo or screenshot of the portal, report card, or progress report, or upload the PDF. No school login, no password to hand over. 2. GradeViews reads the classes, the grades, the missing work, and what's coming up — for every child in the house. 3. You get one screen per child that says how the week looks and what to do about it, plus a study plan built around your child's real assignments. WHAT YOU SEE • Home: every child at a glance — who is on track, who needs a hand, what is due this week. • Dashboard: each class with its current grade, the week-by-week trend, missing or ungraded work the school has flagged, and what each upcoming quiz or test could mean. • Study Plan: a week of short, specific sessions built from your child's own work, with vetted practice resources. Sunday opens the week, Saturday catches up. • Tonight's pack: tonight's work as a short packet you can print or share. • Evening briefing (optional): one note in the evening before a quiz, test, or due assignment, written on your phone. Never a grade. BUILT FOR FAMILIES • Two parents, one picture: invite the other parent and you both see the same children on your own phones. • Works with any school portal you can screenshot, and with paper report cards. • Texas, California, and New York state standards, in the language each state actually uses. • Estimates are labeled as estimates. The school's record is always the record; GradeViews shows what it read and hedges what it predicts. PRIVATE BY DESIGN • No ads, no tracking, no selling of data, and nothing is used to train AI models. • Photos you take in the app are deleted from your phone once they have been read. • The app's data stays out of cloud backups and device-to-device transfers. • Download everything or delete your account from inside the app, any time. For parents and guardians of children in kindergarten through 12th grade. Children never sign in. Questions: [email protected]