Curriculum · not another chatbot
Family year
An AI that will not invent dates for your child — and a ledger of primary sources worth reading. No checkout yet. Join the waitlist; founders lock the early price.
- Full open shelves United States, Modern Wars as they open, and every shelf we unlock for paid families — not a teaser chapter forever.
- Atticus that pulls sources Opens held documents and rights-cleared images. Stops when the record stops. That refusal is the product working.
- School-year path + parent guide A nameable year of reading, discussion prompts, and credibility mapping (APUSH / C3 / literacy) — curriculum, not a scroll.
How we think about tiers
Honest packaging. Nothing charged until the year path is real.
Free
Always
- Showcase entries on the public ledger
- Atticus on those entries only
- Provenance gaps printed, not hidden
Proves we cannot invent. The marketing is the product.
Family year
Testing $59–89/ year
- All open shelves for the household
- Atticus across the paid library
- Source cards, images we hold, new entries as they open
- Year path + parent guide when ready
One family, one table, whole school year. Early waitlist price locked for founders.
Later
Optional
- Printable packet / keep-forever edition
- Co-op multi-seat (when families work)
- Voice studio tier — after the year path is solid
Not for sale yet. Named so you know what we will not rush.
Join the Family waitlist
No payment today. We email when Family year opens. Founders who join now lock the early price band (we’re testing around $79/year — you’ll choose preference below so we learn).
Write us
Questions about Family year, homeschool fit, or the waitlist: [email protected] — that address forwards to us (not a webpage).
Straight answers
- Why not charge now?
- Because the paid year should be a full path, not a thin upsell. Free shelves stay free so you can test honesty before money.
- What about ChatGPT?
- Chatbots invent. Atticus is built not to — corpus-bound, cite-or-stop, sources he can open. That is the only AI pitch that fits this product.
- Homeschool / standards?
- Primary-source inquiry maps to APUSH, C3, and history literacy standards. Classical and Charlotte Mason families: living documents, not textbook summaries.