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CoParent Console is a calm, structured place for separated or divorced parents to manage co-parenting together. You can message, share a calendar, track expenses, keep a journal, store documents and manage child profiles — all with a clear, time-stamped audit trail. It is designed for accountability, especially in high-conflict situations.

1. Sign up and create your account. 2. Add a child. 3. Invite your co-parent for that child by sending them a per-child invite link. 4. Start logging messages, schedules, expenses and notes. Every action is time-stamped — nothing can be silently edited or deleted.

The primary parent is the account holder who creates the household. They can add children, invite co-parents, manage permissions and see every child. A co-parent is invited per child — they only see the children they have been granted access to and never see anything outside that scope.

Visit the home page and tap 'Create your free account'. You'll need a name, email and password. There's no credit card required and you start on a 7-day free trial of the full feature set.

Go to Children → Add child. A name is enough to start. You can fill in date of birth, school, medical details and emergency contacts later. Each child gets their own profile and their own access list.

Open the child's profile and tap 'Invite co-parent'. A single secure invite link is generated for THAT child. Send it by email or message. Important: invites are per child, not household-wide. To share two children with the same co-parent, send the invite for each child (or pick multiple children when generating).

They create their own account and are automatically connected to ONLY the children covered by that invite. They will see those children, the messages, calendar events, expenses, journal entries and documents that relate to them — and nothing else. The primary parent sees them appear in the child's access list straight away.