A shared calendar both homes can trust.

Colour-coded so whose day is whose is clear at a glance, with the next handover — time, place and direction — always a tap away. Set your pattern once; UK school terms and bank holidays are already in.

See whose time is whose

Every day is colour-coded by parent. Each of you picks your own colour, and the app won’t let you choose two that look alike, so the month makes sense in a second. No shared spreadsheet, no guesswork.

Set the pattern once

Alternating weeks, week-about, every other weekend — pick your rhythm and the calendar fills itself in. When life happens, ask for a day or offer one, without breaking the pattern.

Add anything yourself

Drop in a dentist appointment, a party, a parents' evening — with the child it's for, a time and place, a reminder and whether it repeats. Add it once and both homes see it.

Week view or month view

Zoom out to the whole month to see the shape of the fortnight, or drop into a single week when you're planning the detail — same calendar, your choice of view.

The next handover, and what's coming

A standing card shows exactly what's next: the time, the place and who's handing over to whom, with the weather once the day is close. A summary under the calendar lays out what's on, so nothing creeps up on you.

Built around the UK year

School terms, INSET days and bank holidays are already in, so plans land around real life here, with the UK co-parenting app keeping both homes on the same page.

ParentGlow shared calendar for October 2026, colour-coded by parent in an alternating-weeks pattern, with the next handover at 5:00pm at Oakwood Primary School, Rachel to Mark, the weather for it, a Handed over button, and 14 days to half term.

Common questions

The co-parenting calendar both homes share

Can both parents see the same co-parenting calendar?

Yes. Both homes share one colour-coded calendar — whose day is whose is clear at a glance, and a change one parent makes shows up for the other.

Does the calendar have UK school terms and bank holidays built in?

Yes — UK school terms, INSET days and bank holidays are already in, so plans land on real UK dates, not a US school calendar.

Can I set an alternating-weeks or week-about pattern?

Yes. Set the pattern once — alternating weeks, week-about, every other weekend — and the calendar fills itself in. When life happens, ask your co-parent for a day or offer one, without breaking the pattern.

Is it a free co-parenting calendar?

It's free during early access; at launch it's £5.99 a month and one plan covers both homes (no per-parent charge), with data export always free.

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.

Free during early access
£5.99/mo at launch · covers both homes
Always free to export your data
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