Does one subscription really cover both parents?
Yes. Founding Family Pricing is designed for both parents under one subscription. One parent can subscribe and invite the other parent to pair inside ParentAccord.
Founding Family Sale · Starts July 4
A steady voice in the middle of co-parenting chaos.
Tone-checked messaging, a shared calendar, and expense tracking that keep both parents organized and on the same page. If things escalate, mediation is one tap away — and every record is there if you ever need it.
ParentAccord helps co-parents organize messages, schedules, expenses, decisions, and important records in one place so families can reduce confusion, document what matters, and communicate with more clarity.
Start your 30-day free trial — no credit card required.
One subscription covers both parents.
I built ParentAccord after years mediating co-parenting conflict and watching good parents get stuck in the same fights. This app exists to lower the temperature first — clear communication, shared organization, and a calm record if you ever need it. Mediation should be the next step at an impasse, not a last resort after everything's already fallen apart.
If co-parenting feels like this, ParentAccord was built for you.
You're not alone. These are the moments parents tell us about most.
Conflict
The conversation starts about your child. Then somehow it turns into another argument.
Confusion
You're tired of scrolling through old texts trying to find what was said, when it was said, and who agreed to what.
Proof
You keep screenshots because you feel like you have to prove everything later.
Clarity
Schedule changes create stress because nothing feels clear, confirmed, or easy to track.
Expenses
Expenses get awkward because requests, receipts, and payments are spread across different messages.
Decisions
Decisions drag on because there is no clear request, response, or record.
Safety
You want better documentation, but you don't want every conversation to feel like you're preparing for court.
Focus
You're trying to stay child-focused, but the communication keeps pulling you back into conflict.
Start free for 30 days. No card required. One subscription covers both parents.
Text messages were not built for co-parenting.
Regular texts can work for simple conversations, but co-parenting often needs more structure. When everything is mixed together, it becomes harder to find important details, track decisions, confirm schedules, and keep conversations focused on the child.
Texts can leave you with:
- Lost details
- Mixed topics
- Unclear agreements
- Screenshots everywhere
- Emotional back-and-forth
- No clear decision record
ParentAccord gives you:
- Organized message categories
- Shared calendar support
- Expense tracking
- Decision requests
- Clearer records
- A path to mediation when parents get stuck
Start without risking anything.
Create your account, invite your co-parent, and begin using ParentAccord once you're connected. Your 30-day free trial does not require a card. It starts when both parents are paired, so you do not lose trial time while waiting for the other parent to accept.
Start free for 30 days. No card required. One subscription covers both parents.
Built for Co-Parents Who Need Clarity, Not More Conflict
ParentAccord gives co-parents one organized place to manage the details that create the most stress — messages, schedules, expenses, decisions, and records.
Organized Communication
Keep co-parenting messages categorized and easier to review when details matter.
Shared Calendar
Track parenting schedules, exchanges, holidays, and important child-related events.
Expense Records
Document reimbursements, shared costs, and payment status in one organized place.
Decisions & Agreements
Keep important parenting decisions and agreements connected to the record.
Exportable Records
Create organized exports when you need to review or share information.
More Coming for Founding Families
Accord Insights and professional-friendly summaries are in development to help families better understand patterns, timelines, and unresolved items.
Built for real co-parenting conflict, not just record-keeping.
ParentAccord was built by a mediator for the real moments co-parents face: tense messages, unclear decisions, last-minute changes, expense disputes, and communication that needs structure. Most tools help you document what happened. ParentAccord helps you create a calmer system before everything turns into another fight.
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Is ParentAccord right for you?
Answer honestly. No right answers. Just yours.
Question 1 of 7
When you need to reach your co-parent about your child, what usually happens?
Think about the last time something came up. A schedule change, a school issue, a medical question.
From the founder
Why I Built ParentAccord
I built ParentAccord for parents who are doing their best to raise their children together, even while living apart.
As a mediator, I have watched communication between co-parents become stressful, scattered, and sometimes difficult to repair. As a mom, I understand how much parents carry while still trying to make thoughtful, loving decisions for their children.
What I kept seeing was a gap: parents needed somewhere to start before things escalated. A place grounded in resolution first, with the structure and documentation to support whatever comes next.
ParentAccord is that place.
It exists to help families move through conflict with more compassion, clarity, and structure, so parents can stay focused on what matters most: the well-being and long-term resilience of their children.
Jessica Dolin
Founder, ParentAccord
Certified Mediator · Mom
Founding Family Sale · Starts July 4
Founding Family Pricing
Start free for 30 days. No card required. After your trial, keep ParentAccord for both parents at our lowest founding rate while your subscription remains active.
Founding Family Pricing is a limited launch offer. Early families lock in the lowest ParentAccord pricing we plan to offer and keep that rate while their subscription remains active.
One price covers BOTH parents — not charged per person, so there's no hidden doubling.
Everything Included
Every founding plan includes all features — no tiers, no limits
Shared calendar & parenting time schedule
Secure co-parent messaging
Expense tracking & splitting
Parenting plan management
Mediation tools & directory access
Message log exports
Schedule change requests
Tone analysis & conflict coaching
Audit log & decision tracking
Founding Family Sale
Founding Family Monthly
$24.99/moSale
$9.99/mo
One subscription for both parents
Start free for 30 days. No card required. After your trial, continue at $9.99/month for both parents.
- 30-day free trial — no card required
- Covers both co-parents
- Messages, calendar, expenses, decisions, and exports
- Access to included new features as they roll out
- Help shape ParentAccord with founding family feedback
Best ValueFounding Family Sale
Founding Family Annual
$399/yrSale
$79/yr
Less than $7/month for both parents
Save 34% with Annual
Start free for 30 days. No card required. After your trial, continue at $79/year for both parents.
- 30-day free trial — no card required
- Best founding family value
- Covers both co-parents
- Messages, calendar, expenses, decisions, and exports
- Access to included new features as they roll out
- Help shape ParentAccord with founding family feedback
Standard family pricing was $24.99/month or $399/year. During the Founding Family Sale, early users can start with 30 days free and lock in $9.99/month or $79/year while their subscription remains active.
Start free for 30 days. No card required. One subscription covers both parents.
Flexible Checkout
Flexible payment options may be available through Klarna, Afterpay, or Affirm, allowing families to split the cost over time. Availability depends on lender approval and is not guaranteed.
Founding Community
Help Shape the Future of ParentAccord
ParentAccord is built for real families navigating real co-parenting logistics. Founding families will help us identify what matters most, what needs to be easier, and which tools should be prioritized next.
Founding families are more than early users. Your feedback will help shape the next version of ParentAccord, including features designed to make co-parenting records easier to understand, organize, and share with trusted professionals.
More coming
More features are already in progress, including Accord Insights, professional-friendly summaries, and expanded tools for organizing co-parenting records. Founding families will receive access to included new ParentAccord features as they roll out during their active founding subscription.
Got Questions
We thought you might ask
Straight answers. No runaround.
Is there a free trial?
Yes. Founding families receive a 30-day free trial before the subscription begins. No card is required to start.
What happens after the 30-day trial?
After the trial, the selected founding plan continues at either $9.99/month or $79/year unless canceled.
Will I keep this price?
Founding families can keep their founding rate while their subscription remains active.
Are more features coming?
Yes. ParentAccord is actively expanding. Planned features include Accord Insights, professional-friendly summaries, and additional tools to help families organize and understand their records.
Will founding families get the new features?
Founding families will receive access to included ParentAccord features as they roll out during their active founding subscription.
Is ParentAccord only for high-conflict co-parenting?
No. ParentAccord can help any co-parenting family that wants clearer communication, better records, and fewer misunderstandings.
Can I cancel?
Yes. You can cancel according to the app's current subscription and billing rules.
Ready to stop managing co-parenting from a messy text thread?
Start your free trial, invite your co-parent, and keep communication, schedules, expenses, and decisions in one organized place.
Start free for 30 days. No card required. One subscription covers both parents.
ParentAccord helps organize co-parenting information. It does not replace legal advice, therapy, or court orders. Families should always follow their parenting plan, court orders, and professional guidance.