Co-Parent — Free Public Alpha

Co-parenting tools built to lower the temperature

CoParent is meant to stay free because families need calmer logistics, not another subscription. The current public alpha gives parents a shared place for calendars, expenses, and communication while we keep tightening the workflow in public.

This is an early alpha. It is open for real use, but expect rough edges, incomplete features, and ongoing changes as we improve it.
Free alpha access

Open the current CoParent build directly

Visitors can reach the current CoParent alpha from the site without hitting a waitlist wall first. That lets us pressure-test the real workflow instead of hiding it behind promise-language.

Launch CoParent alpha
Public Alpha

See it in action

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Co-Parent App — login and sidebar navigation at kid.lexyalgo.com
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Why “parenting time,” not “custody” language

Framing matters. We avoid language that makes every calendar decision feel like someone is losing. The product is designed to reduce conflict through clarity, documentation, and calmer defaults — not by pretending conflict does not exist.

What the alpha already covers

Shared Calendar

Visual parenting time calendar showing both parents’ schedules in positive, distinct colors. See your time — not what you are “missing.”

Expense Tracking

Log and split child-related expenses as contributions to your child, not payments to your ex.

Communication Hub

In-app messaging that keeps everything documented and calmer when the relationship outside the app is not.

Holiday Scheduling

Alternating holiday planner with preset templates so recurring logistics do not have to be renegotiated every season.

Decision Tracking

Medical, educational, and extracurricular decisions framed around responsibility and clarity instead of control language.

Document Storage

Upload and share school records, medical information, and activity schedules in one place.

Test CoParent now

Open the free alpha, run the parenting workflow, and tell us exactly where the friction still lives.