When siblings span kindergarten to middle school, managing separate logins, separate progress views, and separate subscriptions for each child adds real friction to an already busy homeschool day.
Start Your Free 72-Hour Trial → No card required · $39.99/mo flat for up to 8 kids after trialA lot of homeschool platforms are built around a single-student login, which means a family with multiple kids at different grade levels ends up managing multiple accounts, sometimes multiple subscriptions, and definitely multiple places to check progress. That's manageable for one or two kids; it becomes a real logistical burden for a family with three, four, or more, especially when the ages span a wide range of grade levels and subject depth.
One Lumi family account supports up to 8 kids, each with their own profile, progress, and grade-appropriate lesson sequence, without needing separate subscriptions.
A kindergartner and a 6th grader on the same account each get lessons sequenced to their own level — the account doesn't require manually configuring separate settings for each child's grade.
Rather than checking separate dashboards for each child on separate accounts, a single Lumi account gives a parent one place to see progress across every child's subjects and grade levels.
The subscription price doesn't change based on how many children are on the account (up to 8) or how wide a range of grade levels they span.
Attendance logs and printable progress reports are generated individually per child, so each kid's documentation stays distinct even though the account itself is shared.
Up to 8 kids, one login, one flat price. Try it free for 72 hours.
Try Lumi Free →This kind of family-account structure matters most for households with a wide age spread, where the difference between separate single-student subscriptions and one shared family account adds up both in cost and in daily logistics — fewer logins to manage, fewer subscriptions to track, one place to check on everyone.
If you've been juggling separate accounts or separate apps for kids at different ages, consolidating onto one family-account curriculum can simplify the day-to-day admin considerably, without sacrificing grade-appropriate content for any individual child.
Up to 8 children can be added to a single family account.
Yes, lessons are sequenced individually per child based on their own grade level and mastery, even though they share one account.
No, the flat subscription price covers up to 8 children with no per-child add-on fee.
Yes, the account provides a combined view of progress across every child, with individual reports available per child as well.
Yes, attendance and progress reports are generated individually per child, even though the account itself is shared.
Full K–8 curriculum, up to 8 kids, one flat price. Try it free for 72 hours.
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