Know exactly where you stand with your curriculum
Compass turns your provincial curriculum into a live visual map: taught, planned, and still-to-come, for every class you carry. No spreadsheet to maintain, no highlighter system to keep up by hand.
“Have I covered everything?” shouldn’t be a guess.
Every teacher runs some version of curriculum tracking: the spreadsheet from a colleague, the printed outcome list with highlighter stripes, the long-range plan that stopped matching reality weeks ago, or the mental model that works until report cards ask for receipts.
The problem isn’t discipline. It’s that manual tracking is a second job that gives nothing back until you’re already behind.
Compass flips it. Your plans and lessons feed the tracker, so the coverage picture updates as a byproduct of planning, and you can answer “where are we?” in one glance, any week of the year.
Free to start. No student names, no personal data.
Your curriculum, in three colours.
Taught
Outcomes you’ve covered, with the lessons and evidence notes that back them up.
Planned
What’s scheduled and where it lands, so the long-range plan stays a living document.
Still to come
The honest gap list, visible early enough to act on it, not discovered once the term is already behind you.
It works in your province’s real curriculum language: BC’s Big Ideas and Curricular Competencies, Ontario’s overall and specific expectations, Alberta’s learning outcomes, Atlantic GCOs and SCOs, and more, plus custom curriculum uploads.
One class or seven preps. Same glance.
Elementary generalists
All subjects for one class, one dashboard. See that science is thriving and social studies needs a week of love.
Secondary teachers
Track each course separately across semesters, including that section that’s a full week behind the other one.
Multiple grades and combined classes
Parallel tracking per grade without parallel spreadsheets.
Report card season
Coverage summaries on demand, so reporting reviews start from evidence instead of memory.
A tracker that closes its own gaps.
Most trackers stop at showing you the problem. In Compass, an uncovered outcome becomes a Plan Idea, and a Plan Idea opens in CARL as a curriculum-aligned lesson draft with materials. Gap, plan, lesson, taught, in one connected loop instead of four tools.
Made in Canada, hosted in Canada, no personal student data.
Compass tracks your teaching against the curriculum, not your students. Class-level information only, built by a Canadian team, hosted on Canadian servers.
Questions teachers ask first.
See exactly where you stand, starting today.
Pick one class and one province mode, mark what you’ve taught so far (roughly is fine), and you’re looking at your first real coverage map inside an evening.
