Document exchanges, schedule changes, screenshots, expenses, and notes in one private timeline. Compare planned and recorded parenting time, then create a focused report for family review or professional support.
No CoParent.ly account. No co-parent sync. Your records stay on your devices.
Co-parenting conversations, schedule changes, screenshots, expenses, and notes often remain scattered across different apps.
When accounts conflict or messages appear without context, rebuilding a clear timeline can become difficult and time-consuming.
CoParent.ly keeps events and supporting records together. You can review the full context and create a concise report when needed.
Private documentation — not a shared calendar or messaging app.
Add an Exchange, note, expense, or upload. Attach files when they matter. Everything stays with the dated entry.
Attach messages, screenshots, receipts, and documents so context stays with the entry — ready to find later or include in a report.
Choose a screenshot, receipt, photo, or document. CoParent.ly uses on-device analysis to suggest dates, amounts, categories, and a concise summary for your review. Suggestions can be incomplete or incorrect — you approve each field before saving.
Create a new event or attach the source file to an existing event. The source file stays with the event, so you can preserve context and include it in a report when needed.
See planned vs recorded hours for any period — from your plan and your Exchanges, not a compliance score.
A Not recorded gap is an invitation to review — not a score. Open related Exchanges, or add what you choose.
Record amount, split, and status. Attach a receipt. See what remains outstanding — a ledger, not a payment app.
Pick a date range and format. Include only what you want to share.
Organized reports from records you entered. Not legal advice.
Sample Family Summary from fictional records — you choose the period, events, and attachments.
Illustrative sample. Reports reflect information you entered or imported.
You log Exchanges and build a report. Later, someone may ask whether the packet changed. Optional Time stamp (CoParent.ly+) records an independent receipt that a fingerprint of your ledger or Case Binder existed on that day — without sending your events, notes, or photos.
Optional. A stamp records when a fingerprint existed — not whether an event description is true, and not that any third party will accept your records.
Keep a private timeline for free. CoParent.ly+ adds Insights, reminders, and full report formats while you subscribe. Monthly and Annual include the same features; Annual differs only by billing period.
For maintaining a private timeline.
$0forever
Insights, reminders, and full reports while subscribed.
$6.99/ month
CoParent.ly requires iOS 26.0 or later · iPadOS 26.0 or later. AI-assisted features require a compatible Apple Intelligence device. Core capture, Timeline, and exports work without Apple Intelligence.
No. CoParent.ly is a private, single-user record. Your co-parent does not need the app or an account. Others only see what you choose to export and send.
Notes and folders leave you to organize screenshots and events by hand. Shared co-parenting apps are built around both parents joining. CoParent.ly is a private, single-user record: connect supporting files to events, compare planned and recorded parenting time, track expenses, and export structured reports — without requiring your co-parent to participate.
No. Open the app and start documenting — there is no separate CoParent.ly login. Optional sync uses your Apple ID and private iCloud.
On your iPhone and iPad®, and — when you enable sync — in your own private iCloud. CoParent.ly does not keep your timeline on a company server. For stronger iCloud protection, enable Apple’s Advanced Data Protection.
No. OCR and AI suggestions run on your device. You review every suggestion before saving. You can turn AI Suggestions off and still capture, organize, and export manually.
When you enable Time stamp, CoParent.ly sends only a digital fingerprint of your audit ledger head and/or a Case Binder PDF — never your events, notes, or photos — to an independent time-stamp service. A stamp records when that fingerprint existed. Monthly record checkpoints mark the first successful stamp each month (current date only; past months are never invented). A stamp does not prove an event happened or that a description is accurate.
Yes. With a personal parenting plan, Insights shows planned vs recorded hours and variance so you can spot documentation gaps. It is not a shared schedule with your co-parent.
You can record shared expenses with a split, see the amount owed, Mark reimbursed, and track an outstanding balance. The app does not keep a multi-payment installment history today.
Free includes a preview Family Summary and exporting all of your original attachments. CoParent.ly+ (Monthly or Annual) adds Insights, reminders, filtered attachment exports, and full Family Summary, Chronology Report, and Case Binder while subscribed. Monthly and Annual unlock the same features; Annual differs only by billing period.
No. It is a private documentation app for organizing what you recorded. It is not a law firm, filing service, or legal advice.
No. CoParent.ly does not guarantee admissibility or court acceptance. How you use an export is up to you and any advisor you consult.
Enable Sync to iCloud on both devices, or create a full backup in Settings and restore it on the new device. You can also export all attachments as a folder or ZIP anytime — free on every tier.
You keep your timeline, attachments, backups, and any PDFs you already exported. New Plus analysis and new full reports lock until you resubscribe. Free capture, preview Family Summary, and attachment export remain available. Monthly is $6.99/mo; Annual is $59.99/yr — same features while either is active.
CoParent.ly is built for iPhone and iPad so records can stay on-device. There is no Android or web version at this time.
Email support@coparently.io or use the Contact page. For privacy questions, write privacy@coparently.io.
I built the tool I needed during a stressful and difficult time.
In my own co-parenting situation, conversations, schedule changes, screenshots, and notes were scattered across messages, email, photos, and personal notes. When accounts of what happened did not line up, rebuilding a clear timeline took time I did not have.
I needed events kept with their supporting files in one private place, and a concise report I could share with a mediator, therapist, or attorney when I chose to — without handing over a pile of disconnected screenshots. I wanted clarity from what I had actually documented.
CoParent.ly grew from that experience. It is for any parent who wants an accurate and factual record and organized exports. In my case, that clarity mattered a great deal.
Join the launch list for release updates and early access. No CoParent.ly account. No co-parent sync. Your records stay on your devices.
