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Co-parenting is hard enough. The calendar shouldn't be.

Haven for Families · Co-Parenting

Haven gives both parents a shared family calendar view of the kids' schedule — without the texts, the disputes, and the "I didn't know about that." Everything in one place.

• 🔄 Real-Time Shared Schedule — Both parents see every Haven family event instantly. No email, no texting — just a shared calendar that stays current.
• 🚗 Event assignment — Tag who's handling each pickup and drop-off so there's no confusion and no conflict.
• ☀️ Morning Briefing — Both parents get a daily summary of what's on the kids' schedule today and who's doing what.
• 👶 Per-Child Profiles — Each child has their own color and profile so both parents can track each kid's schedule clearly.
• ⚠️ Conflict Detection — Haven flags when events overlap so problems get solved before they become disagreements.

Co-parenting works best when both parents have access to the same information at the same time. But coordinating a shared calendar across two households, two phones, and sometimes two very different approaches to technology is genuinely hard. Most tools weren't built for it.

Haven gives both parents a single, shared view of the kids' schedule that stays up-to-date automatically. When one parent adds a doctor's appointment or a school event, the other sees it immediately. No round of texts. No waiting for a weekly email. Just a schedule you both trust.

Each adult can still keep outside calendars private. Apple, Google, and Outlook calendars already on an iPhone can appear only in that parent's Haven view. When a work trip or appointment affects the shared plan, Copy into Haven prepares a separate family event for review and saving.

Event assignment is especially valuable in co-parenting situations. Every event in Haven can have a driver tagged — so pickup and drop-off responsibilities are visible, agreed on, and documented in the app. When there's clarity about who's handling what, there's a lot less room for misunderstanding.

Haven doesn't try to be a co-parenting communication platform. It's a calendar — and a very good one. It keeps the focus on the kids' schedule and makes sure both parents always have the information they need. Simple, calm, and built for real life.