Support
Co-parenting recommendations
Eight things each parent commits to for themselves, for the children's sake. Nothing to tick, sign or send to anyone — they are also on Home in the app.
Read the recommendations (Romanian) →Available on iPhone and Android
Ioana has a meeting. Andrei can do it. When both parents are in Coparenta, the change reaches the calendar only once the other parent accepts it. Luca's schedule, what he takes to each handover and his routine are here too, visible to both.
Four steps, from the first message to the day changed in the calendar. An example with the app’s demo family: Andrei and Ioana, Maria (9) and Luca (6).
Not in some group chat, between photos from work. The conversation sits next to the schedule, where you can both find it.
Nothing changes yet. Wednesday is still Ioana’s, marked as a pending request. The calendar doesn’t move before she answers.
Wednesday moves to Andrei. You both see the same calendar — handover days, public holidays, school breaks.
The “What the child takes along” list tells him what should be in the school bag. The antibiotic — 5 ml in the morning — is in Luca’s journal, where Ioana noted it.
First steps
Four short guides; the clips show the app’s Romanian interface, and the full guide is in Romanian.
Day swaps are only one part. Coparenta also keeps the small things from the rest of the week, so you stop digging through old messages.
The agreed day, time and place, plus a list of what goes in the bag — you tick it off every time. You get a reminder before your turn begins.
Shared expenses and amounts to settle, with filters by type, by child and by period. Child support is tracked separately, marked each month as paid or not.
Blood type, allergies, doctor, emergency contact, bedtime — at hand when it matters.
You can invite a grandparent, for example, with view-only access to the custody schedule and the calendar — including vacations and special days — and to journal notes shared by parents, except those in the «Health» category. They cannot see reflections or journal history. They don’t see expenses, messages between the two of you, or private notes.
Have a schedule in a court order, holidays you’ve already agreed, receipts on your phone or expenses in a spreadsheet? You can bring them into Coparenta. Nothing is read automatically from documents or photos: you give the answers and the amounts. Each point below also says what it can’t do.
“I have a court order or an agreement” asks you step by step: who the child lives with, how often, from when to when. You answer with the document beside you, then check the schedule on the calendar. Coparenta doesn’t read the document: you give the answers. Different schedules for different children, and numbered weekends of the month (for example the 1st and 3rd), can’t be transcribed here.
The choices from the holiday calculator on this site (in Romanian: Christmas, New Year, Orthodox Easter, 1 June) reach the assistant through the “Compare your choices in the app” button. The app shows them next to its own rules, marked “Same”, “Different” or “Missing”, but doesn’t write them into the calendar: a rule that differs is one you change yourself, under Occasions. School holidays don’t come from the calculator.
In Expenses you pick up to 10 photos from your gallery, and the form goes through them one by one: “Receipt 1 of 4”, “Receipt 2 of 4”. You type the amount yourself, it isn’t read from the photo, and on each receipt you choose the actual date of the expense.
From Excel or Google Sheets you save the table as a CSV file (a plain file with values separated by commas or semicolons), then pick it in Expenses, under Export, “Import from Excel / Sheets”. Only what you paid goes in, at most 500 rows at a time, in the currency from Settings, with the actual date from the table. Rows with problems are marked and don’t go in.
Who it is for
Coparenta is for separated parents coordinating their children's schedule and daily life across two homes. Here, each day needs to be clear to both parents.
You choose: every day with you, in a single colour, or the schedule you follow now, as a record just for you. It’s your calendar, not an agreed schedule, and you can add events. When the other parent joins, you set up the shared schedule together.
What you can read and who you can talk to.
Support
Eight things each parent commits to for themselves, for the children's sake. Nothing to tick, sign or send to anyone — they are also on Home in the app.
Read the recommendations (Romanian) →In the app
The app links to therapeutic stories, articles and interactive guides in Romanian. The materials belong to their authors and open on their websites.
In the app
You can send a question in the app. The therapist sees only the question, without your name or email address. The answer is general: it is not an assessment and does not replace counselling or a professional opinion. Not every question receives an answer.
Not for emergencies. Immediate danger: 112. Abuse or neglect: 119. Domestic violence: 0800 500 333 (Romania).
In the app
The app lists therapy centres in a few cities in Romania and takes you to their website. You arrange booking, fees and confidentiality directly with the centre. Coparenta doesn’t send the centre any data about you or your children and gets no financial benefit from it.
In the app
The app doesn’t find you a lawyer or put you in touch with one. It opens the public directory of Romanian lawyers (UNBR) and the public register of mediators, so you can search yourself. Coparenta doesn’t replace a lawyer and doesn’t give advice on your situation.
Have an idea for Coparenta? Send a suggestion (Romanian) →
Free calculator · no account
The calculator shows a five-year example of alternating the holidays year by year — Christmas, New Year, Orthodox Easter, 1 June — plus the school holidays, with approximate dates. It is free and requires no account. In Romanian.
Pricing
At a later date, we intend to introduce a subscription per family, paid by only one parent; the invited parent never pays. We will notify you by email and in the app at least 30 days before the subscription becomes required. Subscription takes place only through your explicit action, in the App Store or on Google Play. If you choose not to subscribe, we will not delete anything you have created.
«I built Coparenta because I needed it myself. Coordinating children's lives across two homes brings the same questions every week — who is picking them up, who paid, what changed. I wanted the answers to sit in one place.»
“80% of emotional problems are actually unaddressed administrative problems.”
The short answer comes first. Details only where they help.