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About CoParent Peace: Co-Parenting

Co-parenting after separation or divorce is hard. Heated messages, disputed schedules, "he said, she said" arguments over money - it drains you, and your kids feel it too. CoParent Peace helps separated and divorced parents communicate calmly, stay organised, and keep everything documented in one secure place. Less conflict for you. More stability for your children. WHAT MAKES COPARENT PEACE DIFFERENT Most co-parenting apps just log your messages. CoParent Peace actively helps you communicate better. Our AI-powered mediation and sentiment-aware messaging tools flag heated language before you hit send and suggest calmer, child-focused alternatives - so small disagreements don't turn into big ones. AI-POWERED MEDIATION - Resolve disputes with a neutral AI mediator that helps both parents find middle ground - Get suggestions to de-escalate before conflict spirals - Keep conversations focused on your children, not the past SENTIMENT-AWARE MESSAGING - Real-time tone analysis flags hostile or emotional language before you send - Rewrite suggestions help you say what you mean, calmly - Every message is time-stamped and stored - nothing can be edited or deleted after sending SHARED CUSTODY CALENDAR - Manage custody schedules, handovers, school events and holidays in one shared calendar - Request and approve schedule changes with a clear record of who agreed to what - Never miss a pickup, appointment or parents' evening again EXPENSE TRACKING - Log shared parenting expenses with receipts attached - Request reimbursements and track who owes what - A clear, time-stamped record ends arguments over money CHILD INFO IN ONE PLACE - Store medical details, school information, clothing sizes and emergency contacts - Both parents can check the facts without having to message each other COURT ORDERS & DOCUMENTATION - Keep parenting plans and court orders stored securely in the app - Build a complete, tamper-proof timeline of messages, events and expenses - If you ever need records for mediation, solicitors or court, they're ready BUILT FOR REAL FAMILIES CoParent Peace works for every situation - amicable separations, high-conflict co-parenting, blended families and long-distance parenting. Whether you're newly separated or years into a parenting plan, it helps you build a calmer routine. WHY PARENTS CHOOSE COPARENT PEACE - Reduce conflict with AI mediation - a first in co-parenting apps - Everything documented: messages, schedules, expenses and agreements - Secure and private - your family's data is protected - Simple to use, even when only one parent is fully on board - Designed to put children's wellbeing first Your children didn't choose the separation. Give them two calm homes. Download CoParent Peace and start co-parenting with less stress today. Terms of Use: https://coparentpeace.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://coparentpeace.com/privacy/

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