Co-parenting app · built in the UK
The UK co-parenting app for separated parents.
Most co-parenting apps are built for America. ParentGlow is built here — around UK family life: contact and child arrangements, pounds, NHS numbers, UK school terms, and the family-court path if you ever need it. Two homes, one calm place.
- One plan — both homes
- Free data export, forever
- GDPR-first & UK-built
Why a UK app
The American apps weren't built for British families.
Most co-parenting apps come from the US. They talk about custody and visitation, bill in dollars, run on an American school calendar, and have never heard of a child arrangements order or PD 27A. You end up translating your own family life into someone else's system.
ParentGlow starts from the other end. It's built in the UK, for UK families first — so the words, the dates, the money and the paperwork already fit. Nothing to translate.
See one-plan pricing → · Start free during early access → · Compare all the UK apps → · What a family really pays →
The right words
It speaks UK family life, not a US courtroom.
Language matters when feelings are raw. ParentGlow uses the words UK parents — and the family courts — actually use, so nothing feels more adversarial than it needs to.
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Contact & child arrangements
Whose week, whose handover, who's on the school run — framed as contact time and a child arrangements pattern, the way it actually works here. Never “custody” or “visitation”.
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Parental responsibility, shared
Built for two parents who both stay in their children's lives — the decisions, records and day-to-day kept in one place both homes can reach, not split down the middle.
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Mediation or court, if it ever comes to it
You'll likely never need it. But if things ever reach mediation or the family court, everything you agreed is already logged — your parenting plan, messages, expenses and changes — and exports come out 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 is free to take, forever.
ParentGlow isn't legal-advice software — it speaks your language and keeps a fair record, so you'd walk in prepared, not panicking.
UK by default
School terms, bank holidays and £ — already in.
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The UK year, pre-loaded
School terms, INSET days and bank holidays are already in the calendar, so plans land around real UK life — not a US semester. Set your pattern once and term dates fall into place — including splitting the school holidays.
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Money in pounds
School uniform, clubs, the trip, prescriptions — log it, split it and settle up in £, with receipts attached and a tidy monthly statement. No currency to convert, no awkwardness.
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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 an emergency card a sitter or A&E can pull up in seconds.
And everything you'd expect
A shared calendar, calm messaging, fair expenses.
All the everyday tools are here too — the colour-coded calendar both homes share, Tone Guard messaging that flags wording that might read as heated as you type, fair expense splitting, and one place for your child's whole world. We've written each one up in full.
See all the features → · See court-ready records → · What if the other parent won't use an app? →
Honest pricing
One plan covers both homes.
Other apps charge each parent separately — punishing a family for living in two homes. We don't. One subscription covers both parents, with sitter links for grandparents and childminders at no extra cost.
Join early 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 on the early-access list get it for longer.
Start free in early access → · See pricing → · Free parenting plan template →
Common questions
What parents ask about a UK co-parenting app.
Is there a co-parenting app built for the UK?
Yes. ParentGlow is built in the UK for separated parents here — DD/MM/YYYY dates, £ GBP expenses, UK school terms and bank holidays, NHS numbers, and the language of UK family law: contact time, child arrangements and parental responsibility, never custody or visitation. Most rival apps are US-built and don't fit British families.
Does ParentGlow use UK family-law language?
Throughout. You'll see contact time, child arrangements and parental responsibility — the terms UK parents and the family courts actually use — and never the American custody or visitation. ParentGlow isn't legal-advice software; it just speaks your language and keeps a clear, fair record.
Can it help if we go to mediation or court?
It quietly keeps a fair record as you go — what was agreed, when, and the messages and expenses behind it. You'll likely never need it, but if things ever reach mediation or the family court, your records export court-ready: complete, dated and in order, and your data always comes out free.
How much does it cost, and does it cover both parents?
It's free during early access. At launch it's £5.99 a month, and one plan covers both homes: both parents, with sitter links for grandparents and childminders at no extra cost. There's no per-parent charge, and exporting your family's data is always free. Join early and you pay a lower founding price for your first months after the free period, then the standard price; families on the early-access list get it for longer.
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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