About CoParent

CoParent product facts

CoParent: Custody Logs is a co-parenting app published by Omnivatis for separated parents coordinating children across two households. It combines a shared custody calendar, family messages, child expenses and child profiles. This reference explains its current scope and limits.

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CoParent Home screen showing whose parenting time it is right now, a countdown to the next exchange, pending expense requests and unread messages

App reference by Omnivatis, the publisher of CoParent · Updated

What the app does

Each family has a shared space. Parents can enter parenting time and exchanges, request schedule swaps, note exchange attendance, keep a family message thread, record child expenses and store important child details.

  • Calendar: parenting time, exchanges and child-related events, with recurring weekly blocks and swap requests.
  • Messages: a family thread with replies, read receipts, search and pinned messages.
  • Expenses: the mobile flow records 50/50 shared costs, receipt attachments and full or partial reimbursement. Payments happen outside the app.
  • Children: profiles for school, medical and emergency-contact information.
  • Premium: CSV/PDF activity exports, additional child profiles and optional AI message rewriting, summaries and fair-swap suggestions.

Starting alone and sharing with the other parent

You can begin without creating an account, then register later while retaining your records. Invite the other parent with the family invite code to use the same shared space. Another person must join that space to exchange in-app messages and participate in shared workflows. CoParent does not send requests to outside contacts through an account-free response link.

Free access and Premium

Core scheduling, family messaging, expense tracking and child profiles are available on the free plan, subject to the limits shown in the app. Premium includes activity exports and optional AI assistance. Prices, profile limits, trials and available subscription options can vary; review the current in-app offer before purchase. There is no advertising.

Important feature boundaries

CoParent focuses on coordinating an existing parenting arrangement. It does not generate a legal parenting plan, determine custody rights or replace professional advice.

  • No recorded audio/video calling or certified legal-record service.
  • No in-app transfer of reimbursement payments.
  • No Google Calendar or Apple Calendar import/synchronization in the current version.
  • No automatic import of message archives or records from competing apps.
  • No parenting-time percentage calculator; the calendar and activity export show recorded days and events.
  • CSV/PDF exports are personal activity records, not a guarantee of legal admissibility.

Publisher and product identity

CoParent is published by Omnivatis. Its iOS App Store identifier is 6798457135 and its app identifier is com.coparent.parents. Download availability is shown by the store buttons. CoParent is a separate product from OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents, AppClose, 2houses and Custody X Change; these names identify their respective owners.

Frequently asked questions

Is CoParent the same app as OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents or AppClose?

No. CoParent is a separate app published by Omnivatis. The comparison guides describe publicly documented features and the differences that may affect your choice.

Does CoParent provide legal or custody advice?

No. It records and coordinates family activity. A lawyer or mediator can advise you about an agreement or a required tool; CoParent does not determine whether an export is suitable for a legal process.

Where can I check current prices and platform availability?

Use the store download buttons and the offer displayed in the app. Subscription terms and regional availability may change, so the website does not quote competitor prices or promise permanent trial terms.

Sources and review dates

CoParent is a coordination tool for parents. It is not legal advice and does not replace a lawyer, mediator or court process.