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Set the weekly homework routine

Homework lives on the class page, not on a page of its own. Open a class and choose its Homework tab — the panel there does the whole job: "Assign this class a weekly routine, adjust it for individual students, and see who is keeping up."

Plan a week’s routine

Sidebar → Classes → your class → Homework tab → Plan

  1. Open the class and switch to the Homework tab. It opens on Plan; the other two sub-tabs are "Class status" and Activities.
  2. Check which week you are on using the bar at the top — chevrons move a week at a time, and the sub-label reads "This week", "Past week" or "Upcoming week". A "This week" button appears once you have wandered off.
  3. In the Routine card, pick an exercise from the "Add activity" select (placeholder "Choose an activity") and click Add. Each option shows its default target and unit.
  4. Type a whole number of at least 1 into each weekday the activity is due. Leave a day blank to skip it.
  5. Optionally write a "Note to students" — for example "Focus on form this week — slow and controlled." It is shown to students and their families with the week’s homework.
  6. Click Save routine. It stays disabled until something actually changes, and the footer shows how many items are scheduled plus an unsaved-changes marker while you work.
  • Every enrolled student gets this routine. Per-student changes come next.
  • "Copy last week" appears only when this week has nothing stored AND last week has a routine. It refuses to overwrite: "This week already has a routine. Edit it directly, or clear it first."
  • "Clear week" appears only when there are stored items, and asks first — "Clear this week’s routine?" It warns that it removes every activity and student adjustment for the week, and it will not run once a student has recorded results.
  • Switching to the Activities sub-tab mid-edit does not lose your grid. That is deliberate — go create the missing exercise and come back.
  • What the family sees: the week grouped by day, each activity with its target and unit, your note to students under “From {class name}”, and a number box to record what was actually done.
  • They cannot record ahead of the day. Until it arrives the card reads “Record it on the day”, and the server refuses with “You can record this on {day}”.
  • A target you adjusted for one student shows to that family as an “Adjusted for you” badge. A day you skipped for them refuses with “This activity is skipped for {name} this week”.
  • Clearing the box and saving DELETES the recorded entry — that is a family’s undo. Re-recording later keeps the target as it stood when they first recorded, so a re-plan never re-grades finished work.
  • A student who joined mid-term sees nothing for the weeks before they joined: “{name} was not in this class yet”.

Adjust the week for one student

Homework tab → Plan → "Students this week"

  1. Scroll to the table below the routine. The Adjustments column reads "Class routine" for anyone on the standard plan, or a "N adjusted" badge for anyone who is not.
  2. Click Adjust on their row. The dialog is "Adjust for {First} {Last}".
  3. Set a different target in the Adjusted column, or tick Skip to drop that day for them. Leave a target blank to keep the class target.
  4. Save.
  • A day the student has already recorded cannot be skipped.
  • Student names in that table link straight to their own homework view.

See who is keeping up

Homework tab → Class status

  • The table shows each student with their status, what they have done, their completion, and how that compares with target — plus one column per planned week.
  • The two numbers mean different things: done-of-due counts only days that have arrived, while "of target" compares what was recorded with what was asked.
  • Before anything is planned you get "Nothing has been planned up to this week yet."

Add an exercise to the library

Homework tab → Activities

Read this before you rename anything. The activity library is shared by every class in the studio — adding, renaming or archiving one here changes it everywhere, not only in the class you are standing in.

  1. Open the Activities sub-tab. The count badge is the number of active activities.
  2. Click Add activity.
  3. Fill in Name (for example "Push-ups"), Unit — it defaults to reps, and the helper suggests "reps, minutes, laps…" — and a Default target of at least 1.
  4. Save. The default target pre-fills the routine builder whenever you add that activity to a week.
  • Rows carry Edit, Archive and Restore. Archiving asks "Archive {name} for the whole studio?" first; restoring is a single click.
  • An archived activity cannot be added to a routine — you get "{name} is archived — restore it first."

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