The report card says 79.
It doesn’t say why.
Photograph any school document you already have — a portal screenshot, a report card, a syllabus. GradeViews reads it and tells you in plain words how your child is doing, and what to work on this week — kindergarten through high school. No school, district, or teacher approval needed.
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This week · Grade 5
One thing worth a look: Mathematics. The practice work is strong — quiz day is where it slips.
The same maths class, twice
Your portal gives you a number. GradeViews gives you the reason.
The same assignments, read differently. Nothing added. Sample family — not a real child.
That is the whole page. Two categories, one average, and no explanation of which one is pulling it down — the weighting the school used is not printed anywhere.
One thing worth a look this week · Mathematics
“The work is getting done — quiz day is where it slips.”
It changes what you say at the kitchen table.
Inside the app
Three screens, three questions.
A sample family — not real children.
Home
“How is everyone doing?”
Every child, one card each.
Dashboard
“Which class needs me?”
The class that needs you, first.
Study Plan
“So what do we do tonight?”
Tonight, on one page you can print.
High school is not middle school with harder homework. From grade 9 you get a transcript instead of a GPA pill — weighted or unweighted, with the course levels you set — and readiness follows your child’s actual courses.
Who is using it now
In their own words.
These are the people using it now, quoted exactly as they said it.
“I love the supplemental learning — if she’s not getting it at school, these links may help her with understanding her assignments.”
Ms. Kadakia · educator, helps run GradeViews
“It makes it so much easier to stay organized and involved in their education without having to constantly check multiple places.”
Mrs. Desai · parent
“This is so useful. I can actually see how she’s doing in biology, and the study plan is so helpful.”
Mrs. David · parent
“I put my nephew’s grades in and I like the suggestions and recommendations for him — that’s very useful for him.”
Mrs. Shaw · guardian
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What we will never do with your child’s record
The short version: we sell software, not families.
Nine in ten American adults worry about services knowing personal information about children. That instinct is correct.
And a word to teachers. GradeViews is not a second opinion on your class. Every study plan built from your documents carries this line, on screen and on paper, unchanged: “This plan is a suggestion built from what you have uploaded. It is not your school’s curriculum and is no substitute for your child’s teachers — check with them before changing what your child is working on.”
Founding pricing
Founding members, before we launch.
GradeViews is coming very soon. A founding membership is $149, paid once — no subscription and no renewals — and it begins the day the app launches.
Founding families are the first to believe in what we’re building. Your membership funds the build, and your feedback shapes it.
One membership covers every child in your family, and every feature — including the ones not built yet.
Founding members talk to the founder directly. Founding families decide what gets built next.
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