The co-parenting calendar in TextingParents is a shared custody calendar app for both homes, free for both parents. Set your rotation once and every day shows who has the kids, with every change logged.
Most custody arguments are not about the schedule. They are about what the schedule was. A screenshot of a text from March does not settle it, and two calendars in two phones will always drift apart.
This one calendar is the same for both of you. Set the rotation once and every day on it shows whose day it is. Events, pickups, practices and appointments sit on the days they happen, and any change carries who made it and when.
It is part of the free plan. Both parents get it without a credit card, the same way both parents get messages, photos and the Family Vault.
Week on week off and 2-2-3 are built in. If your order says something else, build the rotation yourself and the calendar fills the rest of the year.
Send a swap with a respond-by date. Your co-parent accepts, counters with a different day, or declines. Nobody has to remember who said yes.
Agreed, declined and expired swaps are all kept, timestamped, and cannot be edited or deleted. The schedule you actually lived is the one on file.
No court approves an app, and we will not tell you one approved ours. What is true is narrower and more useful: every schedule change here is timestamped and cannot be edited or deleted by either parent, and you can hand a judge a TrueCopy, your certified court record, which puts the messages, the photos, the calls and the schedule changes in one PDF in order.
One parent can pay and it covers both of you. Full detail on the pricing page.
Yes. The shared calendar is on the Free Plan for both parents, with no credit card. Premium adds unlimited TrueCopy exports, unlimited voice and video calls, AI tone assist and priority support for $99 a year or $12.99 a month for the whole family. See pricing.
Set a rotation once and every day shows whose it is. Week on week off and 2-2-3 are built in, and you can build a fully custom rotation instead. There is a longer walk-through in the co-parenting schedule guide.
You send a swap request with a respond-by date. Your co-parent can accept it, counter-offer, or decline. Declined and expired requests are kept too, so the record shows what was asked and what was answered.
Yes. The shared custody calendar also shows up in your own Google Calendar and Apple Calendar, so you do not have to check two places.
Schedule changes are timestamped and cannot be edited or deleted, and they appear in a TrueCopy, your certified court record. A TrueCopy is $39 on the Free Plan and unlimited on Premium, and any court or attorney can check that one is genuine at textingparents.com/verify.
Download TextingParents, invite your co-parent, and set your rotation in a few minutes. Free for both of you.