Private Pilot

Know What Your Kids Are Learning. Know How to Help.

That pile of Canvas emails? We read them so you don't have to.

Every evening, GoodMark turns your child's grades into a clear game plan — so you know exactly how to help tonight.

Currently in private pilot with a small number of families.

From grades to game plan in four steps
You set it up once. After that, it just works — every school night.
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School Sends Grades

Your child's school posts new scores. Grade notifications get forwarded to GoodMark automatically.

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2

We Spot the Patterns

GoodMark figures out what concept each grade is actually about, detects gaps, and identifies what your child should practice tonight.

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Your Brief Arrives

At 6 PM, you get a parent brief with the diagnosis, a quick concept refresher, and practice problems — so you can help confidently.

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Kids Get Missions

Your brief includes fun, interest-themed practice "missions" for each child — no scores, no stress, just learning.

Here's what a nightly brief looks like
Every evening at 6 PM, this lands in your inbox — a clear game plan based on today's grades.
GoodMark Nightly Brief
GoodMark
One gap to close tonight, and a bright spot worth celebrating.
65% Multiplying Fractions
Math Gr 05 · Mrs. Johnson
Concept: Multiply fractions by fractions
What to do tonight
Alex confused numerator × numerator with cross-multiplying. Two practice problems are below — start with the visual model, then try the abstract one.

Quick refresher for you: To multiply fractions, multiply straight across: tops × tops, bottoms × bottoms. That's it. ¾ × ⅔ = 6/12 = ½.
92% Reading Comprehension
ELA Gr 05 · Mr. Rivera
Strong and improving. No action needed — just worth knowing.

Demo content with a fictional student. Your brief includes practice problems
and an answer key — everything in one email.

GoodMark is in private pilot

We're testing with a small group of families before opening up. If you've been invited, check your email for setup instructions.

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