Homework, revision and deadlines, without losing the afternoon to switching apps.
Between Google Classroom, a homework diary, revision notes and messages from six different teachers, it's easy to lose track of what's actually due. Humble pulls it into one calm list, so starting is the hardest part — not finding out what to start.
- Every assignment in one list, sorted by what's due
- Revision notes linked straight to the exam they're for
- A browser extension that closes the tab rabbit hole
- Built with and for ADHD, autistic and dyslexic students
"The homework isn't lost in six different apps any more. It's just — there, when I open my laptop."
See what's going on, without hovering over a shoulder.
Asking "have you done your homework" every evening is exhausting for everyone. Humble gives a calm, honest view of what's on a child's plate — so a check-in can be a conversation, not an interrogation.
- A shared view of homework and deadlines, if a child chooses to share it
- No shame framing — a good week is a good week, missed days included
- One place for messages from teachers and the school office
- A one-time Family plan, so it's never another subscription to track
"I can see what's on his plate without asking him twelve times a week. That alone changed our evenings."
Less time chasing, more time teaching.
Re-explaining what's due, to whom, and by when eats into a day that's already full. Humble keeps class communication and tasks organised on their own, and makes reasonable-adjustment documentation part of the workflow, not an extra job.
- Class updates and homework stay attached to the right pupils
- Reasonable-adjustment documentation built into the workflow
- Pupils' personal captures stay private, by design
- One flat rate per school — never per seat
"Less time re-explaining what's due and to whom. More time actually teaching."
Illustrative quotes from early testing — real family and school testimonials are being collected as pilots complete.