CoParentIT · Co-Parenting App

Effortless custody calendars, expense splits, and calm messaging. Export clean PDF logs of chats & photos for your records. One parent subscribes, both join free.

Built for separated and divorced parents who want less conflict and more clarity. One shared space for schedules, expenses, and communication. Both parents see the same information, in real time, without the back-and-forth.

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SCHEDULES THAT STAY CLEAR Know exactly who has the kids, and when. Set up your custody pattern once and both parents see it. Handover reminders so no one gets caught off-guard. Syncs with your iPhone calendar automatically.

EXPENSES WITHOUT THE ARGUMENT Track every shared cost. School fees, bills, activities, with automatic split calculations. Attach receipt photos. See the running balance at a glance. Export a clean PDF report whenever you need one.

MESSAGES THAT STAY SEPARATE Keep co-parenting communication out of your personal texts. A private, encrypted channel just for the two of you — documented, organised, and separate from your personal messages.

YOUR CHILDREN'S WORLD, IN ONE PLACE Store information, allergies, contacts, and milestones for each child. Both parents have access to what they need, when they need it.

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WHAT'S INCLUDED • Shared custody calendar with handover reminders • Native iOS calendar sync • Private, encrypted messaging • Expense tracking with custom split ratios (not just 50/50) • Receipt photos on every expense • PDF expense reports • Multi-currency support — for families across borders • Milestone tracker • Recurring child-support reminders • Full data export — your records are always yours • In-app account deletion

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ONE SUBSCRIPTION. BOTH PARENTS. One parent subscribes. The other downloads the app and joins free — full access, no second subscription required.

Your first Family Space includes 7 days free.

Your family's data is encrypted at rest and in transit. Servers in Singapore.

Terms of Use (EULA): https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/