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NextMoves Free
£0/ month
Free for now while we test and improve NextMoves with families.
Get started for free✓ No payment details✓ No automatic paid upgrade
EARLY ACCESS · NO PAYMENT CARD
Simple for families. Fair on price.
Give your week a little more breathing room. Explore the tools together, plan homework around real life and print a day that feels doable.
✓ One shared workspace✓ All the planning essentials✓ Free for now
EVERYTHING YOU NEED TO START
More than a homework list. A week that works.
These tools are included during early access. There are no hidden paid tiers.
Smart working-preferences assessment
Build your week around school, clubs and bedtime
Photo and screenshot homework capture with review
Homework deadlines and test preparation
Personalised My Day and My Week plans
Study modes, progress check-ins and insights
Printable plans with clear tick boxes
One shared, family-supported workspace
FREQUENTLY ASKED QUESTIONS
Clear answers, no surprises.
We want families to understand exactly what is and is not included during early access.
Contact support →Is NextMoves really free?
Yes. NextMoves is free during its current early-access period. There is no recurring charge and no payment card is required to create an account.
Will I be charged automatically later?
No. There is no subscription checkout or payment method being collected now. If we introduce paid plans, we will explain the price and terms before anyone chooses to subscribe.
Do we need separate parent and child accounts?
No. NextMoves currently uses one shared household workspace. An adult should manage the account and security settings.
Can we use NextMoves without a phone?
Yes. You can prepare a plan on a shared computer and print it for the day. A screen is not needed while following the printed plan.
Do screenshots connect directly to Class Charts?
No direct school-account connection is needed. You choose a screenshot or photo, review the suggested information and decide what to save.
What if our timetable changes?
You can update the weekly setup and fixed activities. The plan then uses the revised available time and flags potential overload.
START WITH THE WAY YOU WORK
Find your study rhythm →Less wondering. More doing.
Take the two-minute assessment, then set up a week that actually fits.