Co-parenting, minus the friction

Two homes. One calm source of truth.

Both Homes keeps the custody schedule, the hand-offs, and the hard conversations in one shared, private place — and quietly filters the tone out of every message before it sends. Free to start; your co-parent joins with their own login.

Say what you need to. Send what you should.

Type honestly. Before anything sends, Both Homes shows you a neutral, businesslike version side by side. You always choose which one goes.

What you typed: “You’re ALWAYS late and it’s so disrespectful — can you PLEASE just show up on time for once??”

What Both Homes suggests: “Please plan to arrive at 5:00 for pickup going forward. Let me know if that time doesn’t work and we can adjust.”

What Both Homes does

Set up in a couple of minutes

  1. Create your household — add your kids and choose your custody rotation and start date.
  2. Invite your co-parent — they sign in with their own login and claim the second seat.
  3. Coordinate, calmly — share the schedule, split the tasks, and message without the heat.

Questions parents ask

What is Both Homes?

A calm, private app for two separated or divorced parents to coordinate their kids — a shared custody schedule that computes itself, responsibilities split across both homes, and a tone filter that neutralizes every message before it sends.

Is it private?

Only the two parents in a household can see its schedule, responsibilities, and messages. No feeds, no other audiences — a space shared between exactly the two of you.

Can I use it if my co-parent hasn’t signed up?

Yes — one parent creates the household, and the second claims their seat with their own login whenever they’re ready.

How much does it cost?

Free to start — set up your household, share the schedule, split responsibilities, and message with the tone filter.

Both Homes · a private space shared only between the two parents.