🧡 About the Founder

I grew up in a household where my parents separated when I was a child, and I always told myself I wouldn't repeat that cycle. I wanted to build something more stable for my own family.

But life doesn't always go the way we plan.

Three years ago, when my son was four, his mother and I separated. What I didn't expect was how mentally draining co-parenting would be — not just emotionally, but logistically.

It wasn't the schedules that felt hard. It was the communication.

And I realised I wasn't alone. Friends in my circle were going through the same thing — different situations, same struggles. But nobody talks about it openly.

I tried finding a tool that actually helped with these real co-parenting challenges. Everything I found felt either:

• • Too message-heavy,
• • Too legal and clinical,
• • Or disconnected from the everyday reality of shared parenting.

I'm a product owner by profession — I build products every day that help people solve real problems. But I don't come from a coding background, and I'd never built a mobile app before.

Still, I had a clear vision of what co-parenting should feel like: structured, calm, and simple.

So I started building it myself.

This isn't another messaging app. It's a calendar-first co-parenting platform where:

• • Everything starts with shared events
• • Communication happens around events — not long, confusing threads
• • Everything is auditable and clear
• • AI tools help neutralise language and reduce conflict
• • The focus is always on what matters most — your child

And it's growing. Work is underway on additional features, including:

• • Financial tracking for shared child-related expenses
• • Insights & analytics to support planning and consistency
• • Milestone reminders so important moments aren't missed
• • Parenting learning tools for everyday guidance
• • Emergency first-aid information

This app doesn't claim to fix every co-parenting challenge, because real life isn't that simple. What it can do is reduce unnecessary friction — the noise, the uncertainty, and the constant back-and-forth that drains energy and attention.

I also believe that communication skills, emotional awareness, and personal coping strategies are an essential part of co-parenting too. Tools should support people, not replace growth or healing.