coParenter - coParenting App

coParenter - coParenting App

By Hyphenus

  • Category: Productivity
  • Release Date: 2016-12-06
  • Current Version: 6.0.5
  • Adult Rating: 9+
  • File Size: 89.83 MB
  • Developer: Hyphenus
  • Compatibility: Android, iOS 10.0
Score: 3.64286
3.64286
From 154 Ratings

Description

We know co-parenting can be hard. The coParenter app helps you manage and support your children through better communication and organization with your coParent. We can save you time and money, all while keeping you out of court. App features include: Parenting Plans & Calendars - Create customized and clear parenting plans with your coParent by answering a few simple questions. - Keep schedules organized with shared, color-coded calendars and clear responsibilities. - Schedule and track same-day visits. coParenting Requests - Agree on day-to-day coParenting decisions like haircuts, hygiene, diet, media, allowance, etc. - Request new calendar items such as parenting time and extracurricular activities. - Manage modifications to your parenting plans and calendars. Unlimited On-Demand coParenting Mediation and One-on-One Counseling - Connect with a live, qualified, coParenter Mediator who can help you and your coParent reach agreements. - Get one-on-one counseling to help you navigate and make better decisions for you and your children. coParenting Messenger - Instant, direct, and organized in-app messaging. - Messages can’t be edited or deleted, giving you a history of communication. - Focus on child-centric, positive coParenting with AI filters to help you avoid conflict language (don’t send or receive hostile messages). Expense Tracking and Agreements - Establish a record of your agreements to help you both focus on your kids. - Align / agree on spending decisions with your coParent. - Track and request expense reimbursements. Child Exchange Check-Ins - Keep a clear, secure record of your exchanges, pick-ups and drop-offs through in-app geo-tagging and time stamping. - Receive notifications and easily access records. Let us help you put your kids in the center, not the middle. Download the app with a 30-day trial today. After your trial expires you can pick one of four auto-renewing subscription options coParenter offers. SUBSCRIPTION PRICING AND TERMS CoParenter offers four auto-renewing subscription options: Monthly Plan - $12.99 per month. (Billed monthly) Annual Plan - $9.99* per month. (*Billed as one $119.99 payment annually) Shared Monthly Plan - $19.99 per month for two users. (Billed Monthly) Shared Annual Plan - $16.67** per month for two users. (**Billed as one $199.99 payment annually) These prices are for United States customers. Pricing in other countries may vary and actual charges may be converted to your local currency depending on the country of residence. Your coParenter subscription will automatically renew and your account will be charged unless auto-renew is turned off at least 24 hours before the end of the current period. You can go to your Apple ID settings to manage your subscription and turn off auto-renew. Read more about our terms of use here - https://coparenter.com/terms-files/terms-of-use.html Read more about our term of service here - https://coparenter.com/terms-files/terms-of-service.html Read more about our privacy policy here - https://coparenter.com/terms-files/privacy-policy.html

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Reviews

  • Unable to cancel subscription

    1
    By D-Rock San Diego
    I had no idea that I had paid for this service until 3 days before I had to cancel when I was notified via email. The email states I must cancel by using the app, but when I download the app and click on “Cancel Subscription” neither of the two options provided give me the ability to cancel the subscription. Clicking on “Cancel” cancels you out of the process of cancelling. Clicking on “Reset” kicks you off the open window and brings you back to the settings screen. No way to cancel. Sent an email to Coparenter Support to take action.

  • It won’t let me log in after I verified my email.

    1
    By 3jr3hdb6738
    My Co-parent wanted to use this app. So I tried to set up an account and verified my email. Then I try to log in and it says I need to verify my email. So I go back to the verification email and it says expired. So I emailed support and they said that it’s verified and I can log in. Then it says to verify my email. So I tried a different email address and it was the same cycle of going nowhere. I don’t need this headache. So I will just keep my money and they can keep there app.

  • Try something else

    1
    By 12joey121
    The issue with the app is one thing. The issues and difficulties with customer support is where the real fun starts. Your coparenting/children talks are important. Spend your money on something useful instead and use a different service.

  • UI/UX is Great functionality in the real world Terrible

    2
    By Run Robin Run
    It looks and feels gray but being able to use this in a legal sense is horrendous. You are unable to pdf things easily, the expenses are difficult to search through, the ability to even grab screen shots it’s a pain because of the over scale and you can’t get the whole screen shot in one. It’s a lawyers nightmare. No desktop login/version for the end user.

  • It’s ok

    3
    By frustratedcoparent
    Doesn’t allow calling which would be useful. With a. Record. So the other CoParent can’t say you never tried calling etc. the app will say there is a notification even when I don’t have one and then when you do you open the app and it won’t load. So you close out of it then it makes you log in. Again and again. And no Face ID or anything. But when it works it’s ok once you figure it out kinda.

  • Still Mediocre

    2
    By tdb687
    The notification doesn’t go away and it’s been a problem for over a year. But the new update made it worse, as when I open up the Messages window from a new message, their is no identifier as to which chat has a new message! It also took away the ability to see when something had been opened/read.

  • SCAM

    1
    By Jo Kimbrell
    I didn’t even mean to sign up for this app subscription, it was added on by online divorce .com. I sent 3 emails asking to be unsubscribed and not to renew and I was just billed $19.99. Absolutely pathetic that you’re scamming people like this in the middle of complex litigation. I requested a refund and if it isn’t issued, I’m filing fraud charges and a complaint with the BBB. You ought to be ashamed of yourselves.

  • Removing features with no notice

    1
    By C in the az
    Latest update went in. Without notice the journal functionality which I had been using for last year to meticulously document issues co parenting was removed without notice!

  • Subscribe

    1
    By Elyes2014
    Already subscribed and paying for subscription Kees logging me off and wants me to subscribe and pay again … I’d give no stars if I could

  • Do not buy this app!!!

    1
    By lucille_too
    I signed up for this app solely for the “mediation” aspect. There was absolutely no mediation though. It was an open chat with my high conflict ex with no support or ground rules. Occasionally, the “mediator” would link articles from the internet about how to handle conflict. Then they would ask us if we had reached an agreement. At one point my ex said that they should be able to “call me out as they see fit and then walk away.” The mediator actually put this into their next agreement and acted shocked that i would not agree. Clearly, that session was not mediated. Much less monitored. On top of that, nothing in that “mediation” is court admissible. What this app has done is given my abuser a safe place to harass me once again. Without consequence. I signed up for this app because I thought I would receive help and support. Instead, it gave free license to my abuser to, once again, abuse me. When I contacted the app to report the issue I was told that they saw nothing wrong with the session. I pointed out the name calling, inflammatory language, and the fact that their mediator actually put some of it into an agreement. I was told that they “didn’t see those parts”. The person reviewing my session didn’t even read the whole thing!!! Unacceptable is putting it mildly.

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