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CoreParent is the bilingual co-parenting app built by two parents who lived it. Press contact: hello@thecoreparent.com.

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September 12, 2026

CoreParent Becomes the First Co-Parenting App to Translate Messages Between Parents

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CoreParent, the co-parenting app built by two parents who lived it, today announced a fully bilingual Spanish experience, including a first for the category: message translation between co-parents who speak different languages.

More than 40 million people in the United States speak Spanish at home, and family courts serve mixed-language families every day. Yet co-parenting technology has treated Spanish as an afterthought. Some leading apps offer no Spanish at all; others translate their menus but not the moments that matter, the messages, the documents, the court paperwork.

CoreParent now delivers Spanish end to end:

CoreParent was founded by two parents, one of them a survivor of domestic violence, and designed so that every record is private to each parent by default. The app is available on the App Store and Google Play at coreparent.app, in English and Spanish.

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Founders

CoreParent is built by its co-founders, who work on the product end-to-end: from parenting-plan templates and shared-expense accounting to the family-law attorney workspace. They write about co-parenting logistics, custody schedules that actually work in practice, and the business of building software for separated families.

The story of why they built it is on the About page, and their writing is collected on the co-founders author page. For interviews, email hello@thecoreparent.com.

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The CoreParent blog covers the product and the practical mechanics of co-parenting. Your Data & AI explains, in plain language, exactly what the AI features do with family data.