A free template for co-parents who get along: the custody calendar, the expense split, and the kid info — one organized place instead of Sunday-night texts.
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Pick your rotation — week-on/week-off, 2-2-3, alternating weekends, or custom — and the next 8 weeks appear, with each day labeled by parent. Plus a swaps & exceptions log so one-off changes don't turn into arguments about what was agreed.
Log the cleats, the copay, the field trip. Per-category split rules (50/50 or whatever you've agreed) and a running settle-up line that always shows the net — so you settle a number, not a negotiation.
Sizes, meds, teachers, activity logins, emergency contacts — filled in once, visible to both houses. Stop being the only one who knows the shoe size at the store.
We're building it: single-player-first (works fully even if your co-parent never installs anything — they just get view links), priced per family not per parent, and deliberately free of lawyer features. Founding families get the entire first year for $29 (regular $49/yr) — refundable anytime, price locked as long as you subscribe.
Become a founding family — $29 →Charged today, refundable with one email until the app ships. You'll also shape what we build.
A 14-day rotation: 2 nights with parent A, 2 with parent B, 3 with A — then it mirrors (2 B, 2 A, 3 B). Both parents get alternating weekends and no one goes more than 3 nights without seeing the kids. The template generates it automatically from your start date.
Most agree 50/50 or proportional to income, often varying by category (medical vs. activities). The template's ledger applies your per-category percentages automatically and keeps a running net so nobody is doing screenshot math at midnight.
No — and that's the point. This is for the majority of co-parents who coordinate cooperatively and don't need court-admissible records, tone monitoring, or lawyer features. If you're in active litigation, tools like OurFamilyWizard exist for that.
No. It genuinely works with one organized parent maintaining it — share a view link if they want to look. Same philosophy as the app we're building.