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About Lina: Co-Parenting & Custody

Lina is a calm co-parenting app for separated or divorced parents who share responsibility for a child — across two homes. It provides one structured and secure space where co-parent communication, shared custody information, and everyday coordination stay clear and organised between two parents. Whether you are navigating shared custody after a divorce, managing care arrangements after separation, or simply looking for a better way to communicate with your co-parent, Lina keeps everything in one place. Structured communication Communicate through focused message threads. Each thread has its own topic, so conversations stay easy to follow — even weeks or months later. Within a thread you can also create events and log expenses tied to the conversation, keeping agreements and costs together in the right context and easy to find again. Messages cannot be edited or deleted, supporting clarity and accountability. Search past conversations and mark important messages so key decisions are always easy to find. Shared photo album Share everyday moments between two homes. Store photos safely in a shared album, or mark selected photos as private and keep them in your personal album. No need for separate photo-sharing apps or messaging threads. Custody schedule, parenting plan and calendar A structured tool for discussing and agreeing on custody schedules, care arrangements, and handover routines. Set up a base plan for the usual weekly rhythm, then add special arrangements for periods that differ — such as summer holidays, public holidays, or when the nursery is closed. This keeps both the regular routine and the exceptions clear in one place. The plan is then shown as a calendar, so both parents can see at a glance where the child will be, day by day — including holidays and exceptions. Everyday tools Equipment lists help both parents remember what needs to be packed or prepared before handovers. Store essential child information — birth date, allergies, medications, and notes — visible to both parents. Shared contact lists for schools, doctors, nurseries, and caregivers in one place. Activity log A clear activity log shows what was updated and by whom. This supports transparency and mutual trust between co-parents, making it easy to see what has changed. Export Export one or multiple message threads to PDF whenever you need documentation — for personal records, mediation, or legal purposes. Designed to stay calm Lina is not a social network. There are no feeds, likes, or unnecessary notifications. The interface is calm and predictable, making shared parenting information easy to read and understand. All data is securely stored and shared only between the two parents connected in Lina. Built for real co-parenting situations Lina supports separated and divorced parents regardless of relationship dynamics or conflict level. Its pair-based structure keeps your shared co-parenting history — messages, photos, child information, and agreements — in one secure place. This helps reduce misunderstandings around custody arrangements and everyday parenting decisions. One subscription covers both parents. No need for two separate accounts or payments. Free and Premium The free version allows limited use so you can get started and see if Lina works for your family. Premium is an auto-renewable monthly subscription. It unlocks full message history, advanced search, PDF exports, and extended long-term use. The subscription renews automatically unless cancelled in the App Store. One Premium subscription is shared between both parents connected in Lina. Lina gives separated parents one shared place — so co-parenting stays calm, clear, and focused on the child. Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/

What’s new

Version 1.27.0 · Updated October 26, 2026

Edit the care schedule right in the plan, and photos that load faster. New and improved: • The care schedule no longer has separate tabs for the plan and the draft. Tap “Edit” where you want to change something, and publish when you’re done. • A special arrangement’s name, icon, note and dates are filled in right in the plan, and a special arrangement can be deleted from there. • Events and special arrangements share one icon set, with new icons such as sun, star, home and globe. • New photos in threads and the album appear faster, because the app makes a small preview itself. • Dialogs, buttons and saving work the same everywhere, and Save sits at the top when you edit. Fixed: • Switching threads could leave things from the previous thread behind. • Push notifications work straight after signing in. • The language you chose is no longer overwritten by your phone’s language. • Screenshots are uploaded at their own size, not enlarged.

App privacy

The developer, Lina App AS, reported these privacy practices to Apple.

Data Linked to You

The following data, which may be collected and linked to your identity, may be used for the following purposes:

  • Contact Info: Email Address, Other User Contact Info
  • User Content: Photos or Videos, Other User Content
  • Diagnostics: Crash Data

Used for: App Functionality

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