The reading log parents tick on their phone
You see the grid on Monday. Each family gets a slip with a QR code; they tap Read tonight, and the nights, streaks and term totals land in one grid for the class. No parent account, no parent email and no child names.
A family with a slip? Open the family page.
| Reader | Mon | Tue | Wed | Thu | Fri | Sat | Sun | Term |
|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|---|
| 1 Wren | 22 | |||||||
| 2 Reader 2 | 14 | |||||||
| 3 Fox | 30 | |||||||
| 4 Owl B | 9 |
Three steps, then Monday
- Set up the class. Sign in with a passkey, give the class a label such as Room 4, the term dates and the number of readers. Readers are seat numbers with nicknames you choose, never names.
- Send the slips home. Print 8 slips to a page. Each has a QR code and a family code. A family scans it, and their phone opens their child's page for that visit.
- Families tick, you read the grid. One tap for tonight, minutes and a book title if they like. On Monday the grid shows every night, who read 3 or more, and each reader's streak and total.
Made for one teacher and one class
No parent accounts
Families never sign up, never give an email address and never see another child. A visit ends when the page is closed, so a shared phone never shows the last child.
Gentle streaks
Weekends can be skipped, and no-reading days for trips and holidays neither break nor add to a streak. The words never tell anyone a streak was lost.
Paper still works
A family without a phone takes home a monthly paper log, and you tick their nights in from the grid.
A record of nights your family marked as reading. It is not an assessment.
What is kept and for how long is on the privacy page. The FAQ covers lost slips, holidays and families without a phone. Every part of it is free to use.