CoParent: Custody Logs

Co-parenting is not a productivity problem. It is a communication problem with a schedule attached. CoParent gives two households one shared record: whose day it is, what was agreed, what was spent, and what was said. When memories disagree six months later, the app has the dates. Whose day it is, without asking A shared calendar of parenting time, exchanges, school runs and medical appointments. Request a swap, accept or decline it in one tap, and note attendance when a handover does not go to plan. Nobody has to reconstruct August from memory. Say it once, calmly Messages sit in one family thread instead of scattered across texts. An optional rewrite suggests a cooler version before you send — the same request, minus the sentence you would regret. Pin what matters, search the rest. Money, without the spiral Log a cost, split it, mark it settled. Receipts attach to the entry. The balance is a number both parents can see, so the argument is about the number and not about whether it happened. Everything in one place for your children Schools, medications, allergies, sizes, sitters. The details that usually live in one parent’s head, available to both. Your own records Export a chronological list of what has already been shared in your family — messages, expenses, calendar, swaps and attendance — as CSV or PDF. This is for your own records. It is not a legal document and CoParent does not give legal advice. CoParent is built for the situation where the other person is not your teammate. It assumes disagreement, keeps a neutral record, and tries to lower the temperature rather than raise it. Both parents can use CoParent free. Premium adds unlimited history, exports and attachments. Subscriptions renew automatically unless canceled at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. Manage subscriptions in your Apple ID settings. Terms of Use (EULA): https://coparenting.omnivatis.com/terms Privacy Policy: https://coparenting.omnivatis.com/privacy