The free co-parenting app
Co-parent with confidence, even on the hard weeks.
One quiet place for the schedule, the shared costs and the conversation — so the week runs on a plan instead of on a thread of 11pm texts. Free to start, and you can set it up before your co-parent joins.
This week
Two homes · one plan
- Thursday pickup moved to 5:15 — agreed, logged
- Dentist $240 · split 50/50 · receipt attached
- 3 messages, nothing unresolved
- Everything exportable, if it is ever needed
How it works
Three steps, and most of the arguing has nowhere to start.
Co-parenting apps fail when they are a chore. This one is built so that the setup takes an evening and the upkeep takes a minute.1. Set it up
Create your account, add your children, and invite your co-parent when you are ready. You do not have to wait for them to be ready too.2. Run the week
The parenting schedule, the handoffs, the shared costs and the messages all live in one place instead of across a calendar, a banking app and a text thread.3. Keep the record
Everything is timestamped as it happens. If you ever need to show a mediator, a lawyer or a judge what was agreed and when, it is already there.With or without a co-parent
You do not need their permission to get organized.
The most common reason parents give up on a co-parenting app is that the other parent will not use it. So this one works on its own. Track your own costs, keep your own record of what was agreed, and build the schedule from your side. When your co-parent is ready to join, the history is already there and nothing has to be rebuilt. If they never join, you still have an organized account of a year you would otherwise be reconstructing from memory.Works soloYes
Co-parents per familyAs many as you need
History when they joinPreserved
Cost to startFree
Private by default
Why parents use it
It saves the three things separation costs most.
Arguments
Most co-parenting conflict is not about the big questions. It is about who said what about Thursday. When the schedule and the agreement are written down in one place, that argument has nowhere to begin.Legal costs
Lawyers bill for the time it takes to reconstruct what happened. Parents who arrive with the dates, the receipts and the messages already organized spend less of that time, and spend it on the things that actually need a lawyer.Time
No more scrolling back through a year of texts to find the message where you agreed about summer. It takes a minute to log and a second to find.Who it fits
Built for more than the two-parent, one-schedule case.
Separated and divorcing parents
From the first month apart, when nothing is settled and everything is being decided twice.Blended families
Four adults and three calendars around the same child. Add as many co-parents as the family actually has.Parents in different cities
Where handoffs involve travel and a missed message costs a flight.Parents who were never married
A shared record matters just as much, and is more often missing.Common questions