The Family Vault is the simplest way to share kids info with a co-parent. Sizes, allergies, the pediatrician, the insurance card, the teacher's name, organized per child and kept current for both homes.
In one house, a kid's details live in one head. In two houses, they live in two heads, and the two heads disagree by about three months. The shoe size is old. The allergy list is on a fridge in the other house. The insurance card is a photo somebody took in 2024 and can no longer find.
The Family Vault puts that information in one place both parents can open. Each child has their own section. When something changes, it changes for both homes at once, and the change carries a name and a date so nobody has to guess who edited what.
It sits next to the shared calendar and the message thread, so the answer is in the same app as the question. All of it is on the Free Plan for both parents.
Allergies, medicines and doses, the pediatrician and the dentist, the insurance card as an actual file.
School, teacher, bus, after-care, and the forms that have to be signed by whoever has them that week.
Clothes and shoe sizes, the comfort item, the routine that actually gets a five-year-old to sleep.
No court approves an app, and we will not claim one approved ours. What we can say plainly: the record here is timestamped and cannot be edited or deleted, and that includes the moment a parent updated an allergy or uploaded a care plan.
If a hearing ever turns on who knew what and when, that history is already written, and it comes out in a TrueCopy, your certified court record, alongside the messages, photos, calls and schedule changes.
One parent can pay and it covers both of you. Full detail on the pricing page.
It is the part of TextingParents that holds your kids' information, organized per child and shared with both parents: sizes, allergies and medicines, the pediatrician, the insurance card, the school and the teacher.
Yes. The Family Vault and the shared calendar are on the Free Plan for both parents, with no credit card.
Yes. Insurance cards, school forms and care plans can be attached, so the other house has the actual document and not a blurry photo of one.
Every change shows who updated it and when. Nothing quietly changes underneath you.
Vault updates are timestamped like everything else in the app. When a hearing needs the history, a TrueCopy is your certified court record, $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 fill the vault once. Free for both of you.