
PLEAV
Plan parental leave together
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About
Pleav helps two parents figure out the hardest scheduling puzzle of a new arrival: who's off when, for how long, and what it adds up to.
Enter your due date and each parent's leave allowances — parental leave, PTO, sick days, unpaid time — and Pleav instantly builds three starter plans:
• OVERLAP — both parents home together at the start
• STAGGER — back-to-back leave for the longest continuous coverage
• BALANCED — a middle path
Then make it yours. Drag, resize, split, and delete leave blocks on a working-day timeline with real calendar dates, weekends shaded, and your due date anchored. Every edit updates your remaining balances, key dates, and coverage runway live — with undo.
SEE WHAT MATTERS
• Coverage runway: how many weeks of parental coverage each plan really delivers
• Time together: how many days you'll both be home
• Key dates: each parent's return-to-work day and when outside childcare starts
• A plain-language recommendation that updates as you edit
COMPARE ALL THREE
One table, side by side: runway, time together, solo stretches, return dates, childcare start. The best plan for each measure is highlighted.
BUILT FOR TWO
Share any plan as a .leaveplan file. Your partner opens it in Pleav and picks up right where you left off — import it as a new plan or replace their current one.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
No account. No ads. No analytics. Your plan lives on your device and syncs through your own private iCloud — we couldn't read it if we wanted to. Works fully offline.
ALSO
• iPhone and iPad layouts (three timelines side by side on iPad)
• Light and dark mode
• Sample plan to explore before entering your own details
Pleav doesn't tell you what leave you're legally entitled to — you enter your own allowances (an estimate is fine) and Pleav does the calendar math, so it works no matter where you live or who you work for.
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What's New in PLEAV
1.0.1
July 16, 2026
The due-date marker on your timeline is now PLEAV's signature leaf, matching the app icon — a small but more polished touch.


