From the first handover to the last receipt, OurChildrens keeps both parents on the same page and keeps a dated record of what was said, agreed and paid.
The tools are small, but they land where arguments usually start.
Monday
You swap Saturday’s handover. You ask in the calendar, the other parent taps Yes, and it is written down.
Wednesday
You ring the children from the app. The call is logged for you, with the length and who called. If you both agree beforehand, it is recorded.
Friday
Handover. You add a private check-in with a note about the day, so nothing is left to memory.
Sunday
School shoes. You log the cost, attach the receipt and the balance updates by itself.
Any time
You write a message while you are annoyed. The wording helper offers a calmer version. You choose which to send.
When it matters
Your solicitor needs the facts. You print or share the record in a couple of taps, or add them to your case.
Every plan is complete on its own. Bigger plans add to it.
Essential £4.99/mo
A complete co-parenting toolkit: messages, calendar, expenses, voice calls, children's profiles, journal and vault.
Plus £7.99/mo
Everything in Essential, plus face-to-face video calls, recorded calls, receipts and the wording helper.
Complete £12.99/mo
Everything in Plus, with video recording, shared calendar links, 2 GB storage and priority support.
Pick Essential, Plus or Complete. Payment is by card through Stripe, and you can cancel any time.
Choose a password. We email you a six-digit code each time you sign in, so a stolen password alone is not enough.
Add them from the Co-parent tab. They set up their own login and plan. Then add your solicitor or mediator if you want to, free.
No. The journal, your check-in notes and your own settings are private to you. They never appear in the shared record.
No. Messages are dated when sent and cannot be changed or removed afterwards, by either parent.
No. OurChildren Ltd is not a law firm. We keep a clear record and point you to official guidance. For advice about your situation, speak to a solicitor or a mediator.
Our safety page explains what the app can and cannot do, and where to get help. In an emergency call 999.