For parents in the middle of it
If the words “parenting schedule” land heavy right now, that’s understandable. This is a calm place to see what the options actually look like — at your own pace, in plain language, with nothing to decide today.
One-time purchase · No subscription · Edit it whenever life changes
Not a mockup — the real thing, with example parents Avery and Jordan. Here’s how it takes you from “where do we even start?” to a schedule both homes can count on.
The whole year, at a glance
Twelve months painted in your two colors. Exchange days, holiday swaps, long weekends — all visible before anyone agrees to anything.
Fairness, without the spreadsheet
Six years of nights, tallied for each home and measured against your chosen split — summed up in one plain sentence. The numbers become a shared fact to look at together, not something either of you has to argue for.
“Across 2026–2031, Avery has 5 more nights (50.1% / 49.9%). Moving 2½ nights would make the split even.” — the plan’s own words.
One small decision at a time
Every holiday reads in plain English — and the ones that move each year, like Easter and Passover, are computed for you, every year. One choice decides who has each one this year and who has it next. No giant negotiation — just the next small decision.
Start from a shape, not a blank page
Start with how the time should split — 50/50, or 60/40, 70/30, further — then choose a rhythm that fits, from 2-2-3 to alternate weeks, with gentle guardrails like “prevent single-night stays.” Save the version you both like, then experiment without losing it.
Take it with you
Download straight into Google, Outlook, or Apple Calendar — or a family display like Skylight or Hearth — as all-day stays or exchange-time reminders. And print a clean copy for the mediation table.
One private link. Both homes open the same live plan — nothing to install, nothing to remember.
No subscription, no per-edit fees, no “premium” calendar. Everything the planner does is included.
A clean printed copy for mediation, attorney review, or the fridge door — legend and all.
Every change saves as you make it, and both homes always see the current version.
Life changes — the plan keeps up. Edit it next month or next year; it stays yours.
The plan states what the calendar says — plainly and neutrally. The decisions stay yours.
Whether you’re working it out across the kitchen table or alongside a mediator or attorney, the plan at the center is the same — clear, shared, and easy to change.
For couples & co-parents
A one-time purchase. No subscription, no account juggling — just a private link you both can open, edit, and print whenever life changes.
Most co-parenting disagreements aren’t really about percentages — they’re about Tuesdays. A spreadsheet says “50/50”; a calendar shows who does the school run after a long weekend, where the exchange lands when a holiday shifts, and what a month actually feels like in each home.
When both people are looking at the same painted month, the question quietly changes from “what are you asking for?” to “does this work for everyone?” That’s the whole idea.
Names, your state or province if you’d like, and the rhythm you’re hoping for. Five minutes, no legal vocabulary required.
Alternating weeks, 2-2-3, holidays, school breaks — see every choice painted on a real calendar before you commit to it.
One living link for both homes, and a clean printed copy when someone official asks for it. Change it any time; it stays in sync.
The Solo plan is a one-time $50 — no subscription, no per-edit fees, no “premium” calendar. Everything the planner does is included.
Solo — for families
$50 one-time
One complete, editable parenting plan with a shareable link and print-ready output. No subscription. Yours for the life of the purchase.
Get your planWork with families professionally? A version for practices is coming.
No. DivorceParentingSchedule is a planning tool, not a law firm, and nothing here is legal advice. It helps you organize and visualize a parenting schedule; parenting arrangements have legal consequences that vary by jurisdiction, so please consult a licensed attorney or qualified mediator about your specific situation.
One complete, editable parenting plan: a short intake, a visual schedule builder with common patterns and holiday handling, a private link you can share with your co-parent, print/save-as-PDF output, and the ability to keep editing for the life of the purchase. It is a one-time payment — there is no subscription.
No. Your family receives one private plan link — opening it is all it takes, and both co-parents see and edit the same live plan. There are no passwords to create or remember.
Not quite yet. A professional edition — unlimited client cases, white-label branding, and your own web address for client-facing pages — is coming soon. Email hello@divorceparentingschedule.com and we’ll let you know the moment it opens. Families can use the Solo plan today.
Common rhythms including alternating weeks, 2-2-3 rotations, and every-other-weekend with optional midweek time — plus holidays, school breaks, and special events. Every option is painted on a real calendar so both homes can see exactly how a month falls before agreeing to it.
We collect the minimum a plan needs: parent names and email, and optionally your state or province. No child data is collected. Data is never sold or used for advertising, and deletion requests permanently remove personal data.
Yes. Every plan has clean print and save-as-PDF output, designed to be handed across a mediation table or included with paperwork. The printed plan includes the calendar, the schedule pattern, and the details you configured.
For professionals · Coming soon
A white-label version for your practice is on the way — every client case under your brand, on your own web address. We’ll open it up soon.
Divorce touches more than the calendar. We’re building one calm place for the whole journey — starting with the part families ask about first.
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Five minutes from now, you could be looking at a month that works for both homes.