One schedule, two homes
The custody pattern, the holidays and the swaps live in one calendar both parents can see, so nobody is working from a screenshot of an agreement from last year.
A common worry
Not everything has to be shared
Keep certain events private and visible only to you, right alongside the shared schedule.
Cofamly for separated families
- Who it's for
- Parents raising children in two households after a separation or divorce.
- What it replaces
- Group chats, shared spreadsheets, and a calendar neither parent fully trusts.
- Core surfaces
- Cofamly Calendar, Cofamly Messages and Cofamly Split, all pointed at the same children.
- What it costs
- Cofamly is free to use. Cofamly Plus is an optional paid plan you can try free for 14 days.
What changes when you both use it
Four things separated parents stop having to do manually.
Communication that lowers the temperature
Threads with subjects and read indications instead of a chat feed. It is harder for a conversation to spiral when it has a title and a reason at the top of it.
An honest record of the costs
Obligated costs are recorded, optional costs are proposed and accepted. Both parents see the same monthly total.
The child at the centre
Events, costs and threads are registered against a child. It sounds like a design detail; in practice it is what stops the app becoming a ledger of grievances between two adults.
Questions from separated parents
Is Cofamly only for divorced parents?
No. Cofamly is for any separated family raising children across more than one household, whether or not you were married.
Does Cofamly take one parent's side?
No. Both parents see the same calendar, the same threads and the same cost overview. There is no version of the app that belongs to one parent.
What does it cost?
Cofamly is free to use. Cofamly Plus is an optional paid plan with more, and you can try it free for 14 days.
Can Cofamly handle more than two households?
Yes. One account can be part of up to five families, which covers blended situations where a child moves between more than two homes.
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