CoParent Bridge

CoParent Bridge is an app designed for calmly sharing "schedules," "expenses," and "communication" related to children in co-parenting after divorce or separation, only to the extent necessary.

■ You can start using it today, even without an invitation from your partner.

You can start recording schedules and expenses on your own, even if your partner hasn't joined yet. This feature allows you to postpone sending invitations.

■ Ensure no misunderstandings regarding your child's schedule.

Schedules are not unilaterally finalized. All interactions, including suggestions, confirmations, alternative proposals, and refusals, are recorded in the history. It also supports checklists for handovers and simple check-ins that don't involve sharing location.

■ Record expenses.

Expenses paid out of pocket are recorded, and only become "mutually confirmed" after the other party has confirmed them. Receipts are automatically saved with EXIF ​​and location information removed and encrypted before being stored.

■ Communicate facts only, without emotions.

Choose a template and organize and send "facts," "impact on the child," and "requests." You can review the content before sending, and the content cannot be overwritten after sending.

■ Designed with Safety as the Top Priority

- Your exact current location, home address, personal schedule, online status, and message read times are not shared.

- You can pause or block sharing at any time without the other party's approval.

- You can choose the sharing scope for each item of your child's medical information.

■ Collaboration with Professionals

- You can share case information with professionals such as lawyers and counselors on a time-limited, read-only basis.

■ Exporting Records

- Records of appointments and expenses can be exported in CSV format. However, this record is an output of the communication between the parties involved and does not guarantee legal effect or evidentiary value.

All functions are designed to support calm communication centered on the child, without causing conflict.

In emergencies, please use the emergency call/support hotline instead of this app.