AI & Education Disclaimer

Version 2026-08 · Last updated August 2026

How plans are produced

HomeArc combines what you enter about each learner with automated research into publicly published grade-level expectations, and then uses AI models to draft a plan, lessons, worksheets and answer keys. Sources used for benchmarking are cited so you can check them.

Always review before teaching

AI output can be confidently wrong. It can misstate a fact, mislabel a grade level, produce an answer key with an error, or cite a source that has since changed. Treat every generated plan as a first draft written by an assistant: read it, correct it, and adapt it to the child in front of you.

Not a school, not compliance advice

HomeArc is not a school and does not provide accredited instruction, grades, credentials or transcripts. It does not tell you whether your plan satisfies the homeschooling law of your state or country, and standards coverage shown in the app is an estimate, not a legal determination. Confirming and documenting what your jurisdiction requires remains yours to do.

Copyright safety

HomeArc summarizes and cites publicly published expectations. It does not reproduce copyrighted curriculum, textbook pages, published worksheets or assessment banks, and it will decline requests to do so. Everything it writes for you is original material.

Your uploads are evidence, not instructions

Text extracted from files you upload is used only to observe what a learner can already do. Instructions, links or requests embedded in an uploaded file are never followed, and active content is stripped before processing.

No guaranteed outcomes

We make no promise about learning gains, test results, standards mastery or readiness for any assessment. Judgment about what a child needs stays with the parent or guardian.