CoParentTalk

What CoParentTalk is

CoParentTalk is a paid coordination service for separated parents managing parenting across two homes. It provides shared tools for communication, schedules, expenses, documents and calls, with children at the center. Both parents can view and update a color-coded custody calendar in real time and export it as a court-ready PDF. Messages are permanently stored with timestamps and cannot be edited; the site describes them as court-ready. AI Tone Guidance flags wording that could increase tension and proposes a calmer rewrite before sending. Parents can record expenses, attach receipts, choose split percentages and settle reimbursements through CoParentTalk Pay. The document vault stores medical, school and legal files for both parents, with encrypted storage described by the site. Accountable audio and video calls avoid sharing phone numbers and are logged. A verification page checks whether an export came from CoParentTalk and whether records changed. It works on Android, iOS and the web, although launch is upcoming and early-access signups are being accepted. Basic costs $6.99 a month per parent; Pro costs 14.99 USD, and Pro + Legal costs 24.99 USD.

Who it suits

It suits separated parents coordinating schedules, communication, expenses and records across two homes. It is available on Android, iOS and the web.

Limits

Basic costs $6.99 per month per parent and includes a 1 GB document vault and 30-day message history. AI Tone Guidance, CoParentTalk Pay, accountable calling and recording, and a 5 GB vault are included with Pro at $14.99 per month per parent; Pro + Legal is $24.99 per month per parent.

Getting started

1. Visit https://www.coparenttalk.com/ and sign up for early access.
2. Choose a plan; both parents subscribe according to the setup instructions.
3. Invite the co-parent using an invite link.
4. Use the service on Android, iOS, or the web.

Verdict

CoParentTalk brings parenting schedules, communication, records, expenses and calls into one shared service. Its paid plans differ in message history, AI guidance, calling, storage and legal-oriented tools, while the product is still preparing for launch.