Two homes. One clear picture.

Less chasing details. More getting on with life.

Custody Companion helps separated parents stay organized, communicate clearly and keep important information in one place. So there's less to juggle, and more time for what matters.

Plan the week

Build and view schedules for both homes, with school, activities and everything in between.

Keep the conversation together

Keep co-parent messages and attachments in one place, so you can return to the context.

Find the context later

Keep important documents and notes in one place, ready to find when you need them.

Start small. Stay in control.

Create your workspace, set up what helps today, and invite others when you're ready. Add children now or later, at a pace that fits your family.

A little more clarity.

Is Custody Companion free to use?

Yes. You can sign up and use the core app for FREE. Family connections, parenting schedules, co-parent messaging with attachments and CSV transcript export, and community access are included.

What happens after I create an account?

Setup has three steps: choose your country, choose the situation that best fits, and add children if you want to. You can skip children and add or update them later, then continue into your workspace.

Do I need to invite my co-parent immediately?

No. You can begin setting up your workspace and organizing your own information first. Connected messaging and mobile audio or video calls require the other participant to be connected.

Who can see what I add?

Private product areas require sign-in. Family access can be configured by child and information type, co-parent conversations are shared with their participants, and community activity uses separate privacy controls.

What can I export?

Supported exports include structured incident reports and CSV transcripts of co-parent messages. Downloaded exports become files you control outside Custody Companion.

Is this legal advice?

No. Custody Companion helps organize family information and source-linked records. It does not provide legal advice or guarantee any legal or family outcome.