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CoParentPro.aiCoParentPro.ai: Co-parenting, on the record.
One neutral thread for both parents. Every message time-stamped. Built for family court.
Free for both parents No credit card All 50 states + D.C.
Tone check
You are ALWAYS late. I am done waiting!!
CalmHeated
I have been waiting. Please try to be on time.
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$0To message, for both parents
0Message limits
100%Of messages time-stamped
5150 states plus D.C.
One accountEverything about the kids.
Everything about the kids.
In writing.
Tone check
Flags heat before you hit send.
Calendar
Exchanges and swaps, in writing.
Expenses
Receipts, splits, who owes what.
Journal
Dated notes, photos and documents.
Calls
Video and voice, with a call log.
Messaging is free. Other tools are optional paid plans. See pricing
Built for family court
A record a judge can follow.
01
Complete
The whole thread, in order. Not screenshots.
02
Dated
Every message carries its time.
03
Exportable
A clean copy for your attorney or the court.
Not court approved and not legal advice. If your order names an app, follow your order.
Getting started
Set up in a minute.
- 1
Create a free account
No credit card.
- 2
Invite the other parent
One link. Free for them too.
- 3
Keep it in writing
Export the record when you need it.
Pricing
Free to message. Always.
Messaging
$0 forever
- Both parents, no credit card
- No message limit
- Time-stamped, tamper-evident
Optional plans
Calls and the full toolkit
- Video and voice calls
- Calendar, expenses, journal
- Monthly. Cancel anytime.
Guides
Co-parenting in family court.
Family Court
What Is a Court-Ordered Co-Parenting App?
What it means when a judge orders parents to use a co-parenting app, what these orders usually cover, how to follow one well, and what to do if the order names an app you cannot use.
Communication
How to Communicate With a High-Conflict Co-Parent in Writing
Practical rules for writing to a high-conflict co-parent: keep it brief, factual and about the children, skip the bait, and build a calm record. Includes before-and-after examples.
The Record
Can Co-Parent Messages Be Used in Family Court?
How co-parent messages commonly come up in family court, what makes a message record reliable and readable, the general evidence questions involved, and how to prepare your messages for a hearing.
Questions.
Is it really free?
Yes. Messaging is free for both parents. No credit card and no message limit. Calls and extra tools are optional paid plans.
Is CoParentPro court approved?
No. Courts generally do not approve apps the way they approve court forms. If your order names a specific app, follow your order.
Can we use the messages in court?
You can export a readable copy for your attorney or the court. The judge decides whether and how it is used. This is not legal advice.
Does the tone check write my messages?
No. It flags a heated draft and suggests calmer wording. It never sends or changes anything on its own.
Why does it send me to FamilyCourtHelp.com?
CoParentPro runs on FamilyCourtHelp.com. Your account and your messages live there.
Keep it calm. Keep it on the record.
Free for both parents. Set up in a minute.