Sam to have the children Fri 13 Nov
Asked by Jordan · yesterday
Free custody calendar for separated parents
Pick a custody pattern and see the whole year straight away. Print it, keep it, and when you are ready, send the other parent a link so you both look at the same dates.
Free for both of you, no card. Pro is optional and per parent.
Example household
November 2026
Sam to have the children Fri 13 Nov
Asked by Jordan · yesterday
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Everything updates as you change it. Nothing is saved until you choose to keep it.
2-2-3 schedule
Starts Monday 9 November 2026. Handoffs at 5:00pm. Made with ParentHelm.
Your year
The first four weeks
Twelve months
Keep it, and share it with the other parent
Free. Both of you see the same calendar, on any phone.
Inviting the other parent
Send the link by text, WhatsApp or email, however you already talk. They see the calendar before they make an account, and when they join, you are both looking at the same dates. Everything you share is free for both of you.
Build the schedule and save it.
Copy your invite link, or share it from your phone.
They open it, check the calendar and join.
Example household
Tonight
With Jordan
Next handoff Wed 4 Nov, 5:00pm at school
Sam to have the children Fri 13 Nov
Asked by Jordan · yesterday
Pricing
The court-focused apps charge each parent just to take part. ParentHelm is free for both of you to use together. Pro is bought per person, so nobody has to pay for the other.
See pricingFree
$0
ParentHelm Pro
$4.99 a month
or $39 a year, for you only
Questions
Yes, for both of you. Building a schedule, seeing the year, printing it, saving it, sharing it, messages, answering swap requests, agreeing expenses and reading the whole record are all free, with no card. Each month a parent can also start 3 swap requests, 10 expenses and 5 receipts for free. ParentHelm Pro removes those limits and adds PDF and CSV export, for $4.99 a month or $39 a year.
No. Everything shared is free for both of you. Pro is optional and belongs to the parent who buys it, so nobody has to pay for the other. If you both want it, you each buy your own.
Yes. You can build the schedule, keep it, print it and use it on your own. Inviting the other parent is a link you send when you are ready. Nothing is sent to them without you.
ParentHelm keeps a dated record that neither parent can quietly edit, and you can export it. It is not a court-mandated service and it does not give legal advice. Whether a record is useful in your case is a question for your lawyer or mediator.
Week on week off, 2-2-3, 5-2-2-5 (also called 2-2-5-5), 3-4-4-3, 4-3, every other weekend, every other weekend with a midweek overnight, or any rotation of your own from 2 to 28 nights.
ParentHelm keeps a dated record of your schedule, swaps, expenses and messages. It does not give legal advice, and it is not a court-approved or court-mandated service. For advice about custody or a parenting plan, talk to a family lawyer or mediator where you live.