What it does
Every app your family has, on one screen
The class portal, the library, the course material, the practice tool for your instrument — separate apps doing separate jobs, gathered into one grid instead of six links and six passwords.
Your children, side by side
Each child, everything they are enrolled in, and when they are next in — read across the whole family rather than one child at a time. Most school software assumes one child and one parent; families here have several children across several programmes at once.
And also
What needs you today, at the top
A fee due, tomorrow evening’s class, a message from the centre. The things that need a decision sit above everything else; the rest waits until you go looking for it.
More of it opens as you enrol
Tools you have not unlocked are still visible and say what opens them — enrol in Keyboard and Piano Studio comes with it. Nothing is hidden behind a sales conversation.
Built for a phone, because that is where you are
Not a desktop system with a mobile view bolted on. It is used standing outside a class, which is when most of these questions actually get asked.
Why we built this
A family enrolled in several programmes ends up chasing the same few questions — is class on, what is due, where is the material — across messages, calls and memory. None of that is anybody’s fault; it is just what happens when the record lives in several places at once. ILS Home exists so there is one place to look, and so the answer is the same whoever is asking.
More on where that came from in our story.
The rest of the platform
Family Hub
Every class, absence, fee and request for your child — in one place, on your phone.
See how it worksReadly
Browse the library, manage loans, and ask for the book you actually want.
See how it worksLearning Hub
A full course behind every level — chapters, video, interactive practice, and a guide that only talks about the lesson in front of you.
See how it worksPractice Studios & Playgrounds
Real practice tools for each instrument — tala and drone, scales and sight-reading, first rhythms and backing tracks.
See how it worksGapify
Drag blocks together, watch real MicroPython come out, and run it on a board you can hold.
Desktop Chrome only.
See how it works