A map of everything your child is learning: the kokoto curriculum tracker
Homeschooling and worldschooling families keep asking the same two questions: “Are we missing something?” and “What should we do next?” The kokoto curriculum tracker exists to answer both at a glance.
Under the hood is an open dataset — the Marble Skill Taxonomy — that decomposes the primary years into 1,590 micro-skills connected by 3,221 prerequisite links. We turned it into a living map: every skill is a node, every arrow means “learn this first,” and the frontier — skills whose prerequisites your child has fully mastered — glows yellow.
What you can do with it
- See the whole tree, all subjects at once, or zoom into one domain.
- Mark skills mastered with one click — the yellow frontier recalculates instantly.
- Set a baseline by age so you don't tick 300 boxes on day one.
- Get real-world activity ideas for every single skill — market, trail, kitchen, train.
- Follow daily-life ladders (laundry, cooking, money…) matched to your child's actual level.
It's free, it runs in your browser, and your data stays on your device unless you choose to sign in and sync. Attribution and licenses for the underlying taxonomy are on the page — it's ODbL/CC BY-SA, and our adaptations share the same spirit.