How it fits together
One account, however your family is shaped
Every child in Cofamly belongs to a family, and a parent can be part of up to five families at once. Whether that's two households, three, or more, the same calendar, costs and conversations work the same way.
Which one is us?
Separated families
One shared calendar and conversation, however your household split looks.
Blended families
Step-parents, half-siblings, more than two households — up to five families on one account.
Solo parenting
Not yet supported, and we say so — see exactly where that stands.
Common questions about family situations
What if we're not legally divorced yet?
Cofamly doesn't require a legal status — if you and your co-parent are living separately and want one shared calendar and record, it works the same either way.
What if my child has step-siblings in two different homes?
That's exactly what the 5-family, 8-parent-per-child limits are built for — each household keeps its own account, and your child's items tie it all together.
Does this work if I'm the only parent involved?
Not yet — solo parenting is a setup we're actively researching rather than one we support today. Our solo parenting page explains exactly where that stands.
Which page should I actually read?
Start with whichever matches your household today: separated families, blended families, or solo parenting — each goes into more detail than this overview.
Got questions?
Feel free to contact us to schedule a call or contact us to plan.