Frequently asked questions

Go to Settings and click on your profile. You'll find a password update option there. If you signed up with Google, your password is managed through your Google account.

Yes! You can add as many children as you need.

• Individual plan: covers 1 child
• Family plan: covers unlimited children

To add a child, go to the Children section in the sidebar and click Add child. If you're on the Individual plan, you'll be prompted to upgrade to Family.

Yes. Go to Settings and click Manage billing to switch plans.

If you downgrade from Family to Individual, all your children's records stay safe until the end of your billing period. After that, only one child profile will be active. If you need help, email us at hello@edulog.co.uk.

The more you log, the richer your report. Here's what makes the biggest difference:

• Add a short description to each lesson (even one sentence helps)
• Tag each lesson with the right subject
• Upload photos or files as evidence, which appear in the report automatically
• Log regularly rather than in one big batch at the end of term

The AI report works best when there are at least a few weeks of consistent logs to draw from.

Yes — it's the same document. The report is framed for Local Authority review (it includes a parent declaration under Section 7 of the Education Act 1996), but the underlying narrative — what your child studied, the skills they showed, and how they progressed — reads just as well to a school or university. There's no separate version to generate.

A few things make it read more strongly for any audience, not just the council:

• Write specific session notes when logging work, not just “worksheet done” — the AI narrative is only as detailed as what you give it
• Tag work to curriculum standards where you can, so the report cites recognised standards rather than just topic names
• Log a spread of subjects, including creative work and trips — a report covering one or two subjects reads thin to any reviewer
• Use the review step before approving — every section is editable, so you can tighten anything before it's final

If you're sending it to a school or university rather than your council, just present it as your child's education record — the Section 7 declaration doesn't need explaining, it's simply your signed statement of accuracy.

When generating an AI plan, be specific about your goals for the week. Instead of just picking subjects, add an objective, for example:

• “Introduce long division”
• “Continue the WW2 project”
• “Start persuasive writing”

The more context you give, the more tailored the plan. You can also edit any generated plan after it's created. Treat the AI output as a starting point, not a finished document.

Open any lesson log and look for the attachment section. You can:

• Drag and drop files directly
• Click to browse and select from your device

Photos, PDFs, and most common document types are supported. Uploaded files appear alongside the work item and in exported reports.

Not yet. Edulog is currently managed by parents. A child-facing view is on the roadmap. If this is important to you, let us know at hello@edulog.co.uk, it helps us prioritise.

Open any week's plan from the Planner section and click on any topic or lesson to edit it. You can:

• Change the title, description, subject, and duration
• Add new topics to an existing plan
• Remove topics you didn't get to

Changes save automatically as you go.

There's no limit. Common subjects like Maths, English, and Science are pre-populated, but you can add any custom subject to match your curriculum.

Go to your child's profile to manage their subject list.

Use the lesson log as normal and give the entry a project-style title, for example “Volcano project, Day 1”. You can then:

• Group related entries by subject
• Add photos and files as the project progresses
• See everything together in the work log and your LA report

A dedicated project mode is planned. Email us at hello@edulog.co.uk if you'd like to share how you work.