Everything a home educator needs — and nothing your child doesn't.
Progress-aware planning, real evidence tracking, and Québec-ready documents — built to keep learning off screens and in the real world.
Progress-aware, not curriculum-locked.
ALOS generates weekly plans and activities tuned to where your child actually is — pace, level, and progress — instead of a fixed sequence. Curriculum-aligned when you need it, never curriculum-limited.
Every activity, tracked toward competencies.
Whether an activity comes from a third-party curriculum or you made it yourself, ALOS helps you capture it as portfolio evidence and map it to the competencies it develops — so a year of real learning becomes a real record, without the end-of-year scramble.
Québec-ready documents.
Build a coherent learning project and generate the reports and portfolio a home-education file requires — designed around Québec's ministry requirements, with an international track for families elsewhere.
Screen-minimal by design.
The platform is led by the parent or educator. The intelligence and documentation stay on the adult's side; the child's day is materials, activities, and people. Where a child uses ALOS at all, it's minimal and by choice.
The whole child, across ten domains.
From language and mathematics to science, the arts, physical health, practical life, emotional intelligence, and the capacity for attention and reflection — learning is planned across ten areas, calibrated to three developmental tiers.
Bilingual, English and French.
Every part of the platform works in both languages, so families can teach and document in the language that fits.
Lumi, the optional AI tutor.
When you want it, Lumi offers gentle, age-appropriate support — and everything a child sees passes a safety and appropriateness review first.
Built for your setup
Families — plan and document a whole child's learning at home, and produce the file your jurisdiction expects, without drowning in admin.
Educators — plan, teach, and document for the students you support, with progress and evidence in one place.
Organizations — learning centers, co-ops, and alternative schools: coordinate many students across several educators, with account-level oversight.
Start where your child is
Set up your first week in an afternoon — and keep every report ready for June.