How the calendar works
Pick a pattern or build your own.
Exchanges, holidays, and school, all in one view.
Both homes see the same answer, always in sync.
When the calendar is shared and trusted, whose day it is stops being a daily negotiation. It is just there, the same in both homes.
Whose day is it?
Your custody schedule, laid out so nobody has to ask. Week-on week-off, 2-2-3, every-other-weekend, or your own arrangement, the calendar shows exactly which parent has the kids on any given day. New to the patterns? See the common custody schedules explained.
Exchanges without the negotiation
Pickup and drop-off times and places live on the calendar, so a handoff is a fact everyone can see, not a text thread that turns into an argument. When plans shift, the change is visible in both homes instead of buried in a message.
Holidays and school in one place
The year's exceptions, holidays, breaks, conference days, early dismissals, sit right alongside the regular schedule, so the surprises stop surprising you. Pair it with the school hub so both homes see the same dates.
The same answer in both homes
A calendar only works when both parents trust it. CoreParent keeps it in sync, so whose weekend it is has one answer, not two. It works even if you are the only parent using the app: see co-parenting solo.
Common questions
Does my co-parent see the same calendar?
Yes. When you co-parent together in CoreParent, the schedule is shared, so both homes see whose day it is, exchanges, and events.
Can I use my own custody schedule?
Yes. Week-on week-off, 2-2-3, every-other-weekend, and custom arrangements are all supported, and the calendar fills in the pattern for you.
Does it handle holidays and school breaks?
Yes. Holidays, breaks, and school events sit alongside the regular schedule so the exceptions are visible before they arrive.
Does it work if my co-parent won't use the app?
Yes. The calendar is fully useful on your own, and you can keep the schedule and records without the other parent's cooperation.
Can I see when the next exchange is?
Yes. Pickup and drop-off details are on the calendar, so the next handoff is a glance away, not a guess.