CoreParent: Co-Parenting App
Custody Plan & Child Support
About
This app helps separated families organize co-parenting essentials. Create a parenting plan, manage shared expenses, and maintain a custody calendar. It offers tools for communication and documentation, available in English and Spanish.
What's New in CoreParent
1.0.16
October 18, 2026
What's new in CoreParent: • Companion does more in one ask. Save several events at once ("soccer at 3:30 and movie night at 7"), add a doctor, school or caregiver to your child's records in one tap, and get a draft of any message you want to send. • Companion answers family-law and child support questions using your plan's state, as general information, never legal advice. • Reminders ring on time, even when the app is closed, with Time Sensitive alerts and no duplicates. • A redesigned parenting plan editor: see every section at a glance, then edit one at a time. Add schools and childcare for each child. • The day view on iPhone opens full height, lists events in time order, and the close button is always within reach. • Pinch to zoom now works throughout the app. • Spanish is now listed on the App Store, and permission prompts appear in Spanish when your iPhone is set to Spanish. • Bug fixes and performance improvements.
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FAQ
What is CoreParent?
CoreParent is a court-ready co-parenting app designed to help separated families organize their parenting plans, custody calendars, shared expenses, and communications. It aims to provide tools for documentation and organization at a fraction of the cost of traditional legal services.
Can I use CoreParent without my co-parent?
Yes, CoreParent can be used solo. All its tools, including the parenting plan builder and expense tracker, function whether your co-parent is connected to the app or not. You can invite them to join at any time.
How does CoreParent calculate child support?
CoreParent includes a child support calculator that uses your state's specific guidelines. It supports all 50 states, allowing parents to estimate child support obligations based on their location and relevant financial information.
What are the subscription options for CoreParent?
CoreParent offers 'Solo' and 'Family' plans. The Solo plan is for individual use, while the Family plan is for both parents. Pricing is available quarterly or annually, with options like $39/3 months or $129/year for Solo, and $59/3 months or $199/year for Family.
Is CoreParent available in languages other than English?
Yes, CoreParent is available in both English and Spanish. The entire app interface and the court-ready parenting plan that you export can be used in either language.
Does CoreParent provide legal advice?
No, CoreParent is an organizational tool and does not provide legal advice. It is recommended to always review any parenting plan created with CoreParent with a licensed family-law attorney before filing.
How often is CoreParent updated?
The latest version of CoreParent is 1.0.7, and it was last updated on July 15, 2026. While specific update frequency isn't detailed, this indicates ongoing development and maintenance.
What devices does CoreParent support?
CoreParent is available on iPhone, iPad, and iPod. It is designed for iOS devices and has an age rating of 4+.