Homework,
turned into play.
Snap tonight's worksheet. Your child works through it as a handful of small games — then writes the answers out by hand, the way their teacher expects. You approve from your phone.
One page of sums becomes nine small wins.
Every question on the sheet is read, understood, and rebuilt as something short enough to finish before attention runs out.
It never does the homework. Your child still writes every answer.
Most homework apps end with an answer on a screen. HomeWorked ends with a pencil. The last step of every assignment sends your child back to paper to write out their working — because that is what gets handed in tomorrow.
Solve on paper
Write down each problem and solve it by hand. Take your time and show your working!
The questions are their teacher's
Not a generated worksheet that resembles the real one. The actual sheet in the school bag, read as it was set.
Nothing is marked done without you
Finished work waits under Needs your review. Approve it, or send it back with a note.
Children sign in without an email
A family code and a PIN. No inbox, no password to lose, nothing of theirs out in the world.
Whatever the subject, it arrives as something playable.
There is no fixed subject list. The app reads the sheet that came home — spelling, vocabulary, comprehension, arithmetic, science — and picks the games its questions call for.
Quiz
A question, a few answers, and a hint if they stall.
Drag & match
Pull a word to its meaning, or a half to its whole.
Spelling
Scrambled letters to rebuild — and the word read aloud.
Number crunch
A short, timed sprint through mental arithmetic.
Sequence order
Put the steps, events or numbers back in the right order.
More on the way
New game types land as the range of sheets coming home widens.
Snap it. They play it. You approve it.
Choose the sheet
Photograph it, pick a PDF, or pull it from your library — up to three pages at once.
We read it
Each question is turned into a short task pitched at your child's year group — then the sheet moves through states you can watch.
You have the last word
A notification the moment they finish. Open it, read the working, approve — or send it back.
Open the app and know, in one glance, where the evening stands.
turned in
Talal
Faisal
Told the moment it's finished
Not at bedtime, not tomorrow. A notification the second the last task is submitted.
Mastered, and still practising
Progress separates what's genuinely landed from what needs another go — per child, per subject.
Every child in one family
Each with their own age, year group, avatar and streak. One code brings them all in.
Face ID to get back in
Sign in with Apple to start, Face ID or Touch ID after that. Your children's work stays yours.
Built for homes where both languages live.
The app follows your language. The games follow the homework — so an Arabic worksheet stays an Arabic worksheet, right through to the answers.
Start free. Decide after the first evening.
- Up to 10 homework sheets a week
- Progress tracking for every child
- Priority processing on deadline nights
- Auto-renews yearly
- Up to 10 homework sheets a week
- Progress tracking for every child
- Priority processing on deadline nights
- Cancel anytime
Prices in USD. Both plans include a 7-day free trial and auto-renew until cancelled. Manage or cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings.
Tonight's worksheet is still on the table.
Snap it before dinner. See what your child does with it.
iPhone and iPad. Available on the App Store only.