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Parent spelling progress dashboard demo

This public Spellito parent dashboard demo shows how a family can keep siblings' word lists, practice and progress separate in one private account. Maya, Theo and every score below are fictional. Real family information stays behind adult sign-in and is not available to Google, Bing or AI search crawlers.

The short answer

What does a parent spelling dashboard help with?

It gives a parent one calm place to answer practical questions: Which child is practising? Which school words keep going wrong? Has a short routine become more accurate over time? The dashboard is not a test score, diagnosis or comparison with other children. It is a private record of the practice completed through that family account, designed to make the next small step easier to choose.

Child profiles

2

Up to five with Family Pass

Saved word lists

7

Kept with the right child

Practice attempts

100

Across both fictional profiles

Active days

10

Short practice, clearly separated

Choose who is practising

How do sibling profiles stay separate?

Each child has their own year group, buddy, assigned lists and practice history. The grown-up chooses the child before practice, much like selecting a profile in a familiar family app. That keeps a Reception child's letter-tile practice away from an older sibling's statutory spellings and released SATs questions.

Year 4 · Buddy: Pip

Maya

Today

Accuracy

82%

Attempts

68

Days

6

Three words are ready for another look

Year 1 · Buddy: Zip

Theo

Yesterday

Accuracy

91%

Attempts

32

Days

4

Ready for the next short practice

Maya's fictional progress

Which spellings are worth revisiting next?

A parent can open one child to see recent accuracy, active answer time and words that have remained difficult across more than one attempt. The purpose is not to create a red list of failure. It is to avoid wasting time repeatedly practising words that are already secure while quietly bringing back the ones that need another short check.

Tricky words

Maya's fictional tricky word results
WordAccuracyAttemptsNext step
calendar40%5Practise again
different50%4Hear in a sentence
February67%3One more check

What the progress view measures

  • Active answer time

    Time spent actively answering and practice days over the last 30 days, not total screen time.

  • Curriculum map

    See which curriculum words have been practised and their recent accuracy. Practising a word does not mean a curriculum area is complete.

  • Tricky words

    Words are ranked by missed attempts across signed-in practice, helping you choose what to revisit.

Fictional parent progress screen showing active answer time, practice days and curriculum-map controls.
The current progress screen, using a fictional profile separate from Maya and Theo above.

This is practice evidence, not a school grade or a claim that a curriculum area has been taught.

What could a simple home routine look like?

Choose the child, practise a short set, then stop. On another day, open progress and pick only the words that still need attention. Spellito can say each word in a sentence, give clear correction and keep the result with the right profile. That leaves the parent free to encourage the child rather than manually recording every answer.

  1. 01

    Choose the child

    Open the right year group, buddy, school list and saved progress.

  2. 02

    Practise briefly

    Hear the word and sentence, spell it, receive a clear correction, then move on.

  3. 03

    Revisit selectively

    Bring back the genuinely tricky words instead of repeating the whole list.

Parents see only their own children. Spellito has no adverts, and basic guest practice does not require a child's name. Read the Privacy Notice and our Children's Code summary.

Clear annual pricing

Start free. Pay only when the family extras help.

A child can practise ten built-in words without entering their name, making an account or paying. Family Pass is the optional complete home product.

Basic practice

FREE

No child name or account needed

  • Ten-word curriculum practice
  • Hear each word in a sentence
  • Clear correction and another try

Complete home tools

£9

per family per year

  • Up to five child profiles
  • Buddies, hints and private progress
  • School lists, SATs papers and cross-device sync

12 months. No automatic renewal.

Questions parents ask

Parent dashboard FAQ

Is this real family or child data?

No. Maya, Theo and every result on this page are fictional examples. Real family dashboards require the parent to sign in and are excluded from search engines.

What can a parent see in the Spellito dashboard?

A parent can see only their own child profiles, including practice totals, accuracy, active answer time, tricky words and curriculum-word progress. Each child has a separate profile.

Does my child need an account for basic spelling practice?

No. Basic ten-word practice is free and needs no child name, account or payment. An adult account is used only when a family chooses the extra profile and progress tools.

How much is Spellito Family Pass?

Family Pass costs £9 per family for 12 months and covers up to five child profiles. It does not renew automatically, so nothing is charged again unless an adult deliberately buys another year.

Can siblings use different year groups and word lists?

Yes. Each child keeps their own year group, spelling buddy, school lists, practice history and progress. A parent chooses the child before starting a session.

Can a parent connect a child to a teacher?

Yes. The parent chooses an official school and registered class, then requests the link. The class teacher must confirm it before learning progress becomes visible to that teacher.

Found a wobble?

Tell us what you tapped, what you expected and what happened instead. This sends a private ticket inside Spellito. We add only the broad page area and general browser and device type.

Please do not include a child's name, an email, payment details or any other private information.