Parents still show up.
ParentsStill
Two homes. One shared responsibility.
We are rebuilding ParentsStill. The previews below show the product, including features still in progress.
ONE PLACE FOR EVERYTHING
THAT STILL NEEDS TO HAPPEN.
Schedules. Expenses. School. Activities. Exchanges. Requests. Documents. Communication.
ParentsStill keeps the logistics of parenting organized across two homes.
Currently
Action Needed
Money
View ExpensesYOUR AGREEMENT.
PUT TO WORK.
Upload your parenting agreement and ParentsStill helps turn it into something useful.
- Parenting schedules
- Holiday schedules
- Expense splits
- Notice requirements
- Travel rules
- Reimbursement deadlines
ParentsStill reads the agreement, identifies the important terms, and helps apply them throughout the app.
See how your parenting plan becomes a calendar
You: Mon Wed · Mike: Thu Sat
Split per income shares
2 weeks each, notice by May 1
KNOW THE SCHEDULE
AT A GLANCE.
See who has the kids, when the next exchange happens, what's coming up, and when an approved change modifies the normal schedule.
SHARE THE LOAD.
WITHOUT THE SPREADSHEET.
Take a picture of a receipt.
ParentsStill reads it, categorizes it, applies the expense split from your agreement, and keeps track of what's owed.
- Receipt scanning
- Shared expenses
- Partial payments
- Reimbursement tracking
- Reminders
- Expense history
PLANS CHANGE.
THE RECORD SHOULDN'T.
Request a day swap, vacation, exchange time change, or other schedule adjustment.
When both parents agree, ParentsStill updates the actual calendar while preserving the original parenting agreement.
Approved changes create a permanent record of what both parents agreed to.
RECORDS YOU CAN
STAND BEHIND.
Every approved change, expense and message is time stamped and can't be silently edited.
When you need it, export a clean PDF report of your schedule history, approvals, expenses and messages to share with your attorney or mediator.
ParentsStill does not provide legal advice.
MAKE EXCHANGES EASIER.
ParentsStill helps prepare for upcoming exchanges with reminders based on what's actually happening in your family's schedule.
- Medication
- School items
- Sports gear
- Documents
- Upcoming appointments
KEEP THE CONVERSATION
ABOUT THE KIDS.
Messages, requests and decisions stay organized around the things you're actually coordinating.
Can we talk about Emma's parent teacher night? I was thinking we could both go.
That works for me. I'll check the schedule and confirm the time tonight.
JUST ASK.
- "Who has Emma this weekend?"
- "What do I owe Mike?"
- "When is the next exchange?"
- "What does our agreement say about summer vacation?"
- "What changed this week?"
ParentsStill can answer questions using your family's actual schedule, expenses, approved changes and confirmed agreement terms.
Who has Emma this weekend?
You have Emma this weekend. The exchange is Saturday at 10:00 AM at the usual location (Lincoln Elementary).
YOUR FAMILY'S INFORMATION
IS PRIVATE.
ParentsStill is built around the principle that your family's data belongs to your family.
Family scoped access
Only parents in your family can see your family's data. No one else.
Private document storage
Your parenting agreement and documents are stored privately not public.
Explicit approvals
Schedule changes and reimbursements require both parents to confirm.
Permanent approval records
Approved changes create a tamper evident record that can't be silently altered.
No silent schedule changes
The calendar never changes without both parents knowing and agreeing.
ParentsStill is designed to help parents organize and document shared parenting. It does not provide legal advice.
The relationship changed.
But...
Parents still show up.
Parents still communicate.
Parents still share the load.
Parents still make decisions.
Parents still celebrate.
Parents still worry.
Parents still love their kids.
ParentsStill
Two homes.
One shared responsibility.
A LITTLE SOMETHING
FOR TODAY.
One short idea for parents living in two homes.
Parents still learn. Parents still adjust. Parents still put their kids first.
Latest Parenting Minute · Boundaries
Keep kids out of the middle
It is tough when things get tense, but try to keep the kids from feeling like they have to pick a side. It helps them feel safer when they aren't caught between parents. Consider having a private talk with your co parent about how you both want to speak about the situation in front of the children to keep things neutral.
Try this: Ask your co parent directly how you can both keep conversations about the situation neutral when the kids are around.
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See all Parenting MinutesFREE DURING BETA.
One account covers both parents. No credit card required.
Planned pricing after beta
or $179/year per family
- Shared parenting schedule and calendar
- Parenting agreement upload with extracted terms
- Expense tracking with receipt scanning
- Change requests with permanent approval records
- Messages with Tone Assist
- Family Assistant
PARENTING CONTINUES.
Make everything that comes next a little easier to manage.