Child arrangements · a calmer way

A child arrangements app for UK separated parents.

Agreeing who your children live with and spend time with is hard enough without fighting the tools. ParentGlow keeps the pattern, the handovers and what you both agreed in one calm place — built around UK family life, in the words UK parents actually use. Two homes, one clear record.

  • One plan — both homes
  • A clear, fair record
  • Free data export, forever

Whoever's path you're on

Whether you've agreed it yourselves or it's set out in an order.

Some families agree their child arrangements between themselves or with a mediator; some have a court-ordered pattern to follow. Either way the day-to-day is identical — a plan both homes can see, and a fair record of what was agreed.

ParentGlow is built for exactly that. One plan covers both homes. If you want to understand your options first, the government's guide to looking after children if you divorce or separate is a calm place to start.

ParentGlow isn't legal-advice software — it keeps things organised and fair. For advice about your situation, speak to a family mediator or solicitor.

ParentGlow's What we agreed screen — the agreed contact pattern (alternating weeks in term time, a 9:00am handover) and how the costs are split, each marked agreed between you.

How ParentGlow helps

The pattern, the record, and peace of mind.

Three calm things, working together — so the arrangement is clear to both homes, what you agreed is never in doubt, and you're prepared if it ever has to go further.

  • The arrangement, where both homes can see it

    Set the contact pattern once — whose week, whose handover, holidays, one-off changes — and both homes see the same calendar, with UK school terms, INSET days and bank holidays already in. See the shared calendar → Why ParentGlow is built for UK co-parenting →

  • A calm, fair record as you go

    Messages, agreed changes and expenses are logged quietly, so “what did we actually agree?” has a clear answer — and Tone Guard flags heated wording as you type, with a calmer version one tap away.

  • Court-ready, if it ever comes to it

    You'll likely never need it, but if things ever go further your export is court-ready: complete, dated and in order. Under the March 2026 rules, messages, photos and recordings usually stay out of the court bundle unless the judge asks for them; if they're needed, yours are ready. What's used, and the weight it carries, is always the court's decision. Your data always comes out free. How court-ready records work →

ParentGlow isn't legal-advice software — it keeps things organised and fair, so you'd walk in prepared, not scrambling. Start free during early access if you want to try the child-arrangements flow.

If it ever goes further

If it ever goes further, you'll be organised, not scrambling.

If things ever reach mediation or the family court, everything you've agreed is already in one place and exports come out court-ready — so you arrive prepared. Records help you stay organised; they're not a guarantee of any outcome, and ParentGlow isn't a substitute for advice.

See the UK co-parenting app →  ·  Free parenting plan template →  ·  Read the guides →  ·  Compare UK apps →

Built for the UK

Built around UK family life, not a US courtroom.

Contact and child arrangements, never custody. Pounds, not dollars. UK terms and bank holidays, NHS numbers, court-ready records, UK GDPR export — and UK English throughout.

  • The right words for here

    Contact, child arrangements and parental responsibility — the language UK parents and the family courts actually use. Never the American “custody” or “visitation”.

  • The UK year and £, already in

    School terms, INSET days and bank holidays are pre-loaded, and every expense — uniform, clubs, the trip — is logged and split in pounds, with receipts attached.

  • NHS numbers and the details that matter

    Each child's NHS number, GP, allergies and medicines kept in one place both homes can reach — and your data stays yours under UK GDPR, free to export forever.

Honest pricing

One plan covers both homes.

No per-parent charge — one subscription covers both homes, and exporting your family's data is always free.

Free during early access
£5.99/mo Standard price, after any founding price
Always free to export your data

Start paying in the founding window and you pay a lower founding price for your first months after the free period, then the standard price. It's time-limited, not a lasting discount, and families already in early access get it for longer on monthly billing (12 months, not six).

See pricing →  ·  Start free during early access →

Child arrangements questions

What parents ask about a child arrangements app.

Is there an app for child arrangements?

Yes. ParentGlow is a UK-built app for separated parents: set the contact pattern and handovers, keep a calm shared calendar and a fair record of what's agreed, and export it court-ready if you ever need it. It speaks UK family-law language — contact, child arrangements, parental responsibility — never US “custody”. It isn't legal-advice software.

Can it help if we're going to mediation or court?

It keeps a clear, fair record as you go — what was agreed, when, and the messages and expenses behind it — and exports are court-ready: complete, dated and in order, so you arrive organised. It's not legal advice and doesn't affect the outcome.

How much does it cost, and does it cover both parents?

ParentGlow is free during early access. Families already in early access stay free until we tell them otherwise, then get a lower founding price for their first 12 months, before the standard £5.99 a month or £59.99 a year, and one plan covers both parents. Exporting your data is always free. Start paying in the founding window and you pay a lower founding price for your first months after the free period, then the standard price; families already in early access get it for longer on monthly billing (12 months, not six).

Bring the calm home.

Early access is rolling out across the UK now. A hello, the odd update, and one email when it's your turn.

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