Luminari is an edtech software company. We make platforms and tools for microschools, homeschool families, and anyone building something better in education. Built by hand and maintained by people, start to finish.
Our products
All pointed at the same thing. Making education work better for the people inside it.
A microschool gets its own platform, under its own brand. Records, transcripts, attendance, enrollment, and state paperwork, all in one place.
See the platform →Our state compliance records keeper for homeschool families. Plan the week, track the work, and keep records ready whenever your state asks.
See MagicPlanner →Need something built for education and cannot find it anywhere? If it helps learners, we will build it. Tell us what you have in mind.
Start a conversation →How we build
Every tool we build is developed and looked after by people, front to back. We write it ourselves and stand behind it. When something matters, a person makes the call.
One system, done properly, instead of a pile of quick fixes. We own the whole thing, so the people using it never have to think about the parts underneath.
World class tools should not need a big institution budget. We build so more schools and families can actually afford the good stuff.
Our founder
Hi, I'm Britt.
I'm a cognitive architect and a mom of three. I study neurodivergence, how the brain learns, childhood development, and the traits that come with those diagnoses, and I turn what I find into the way our tools are built. Long before the code, my thinking was shaped by people like Margaret Mead, who believed children should be taught how to think, not what to think. Somewhere along the way, education traded that for compliance. I always knew there had to be something different, and that it had to start with the systems underneath.
That is why I build software. The first step to bringing intellectual thinking back is a simple one. Staff, parents, and teachers need one shared place to communicate clearly. Get that operating system right, and the thinking follows.
XO, Britt
Children must be taught how to think, not what to think.
Margaret Mead
Press, partnerships, or a school that needs a platform of its own. We would love to hear from you.
