Hi Product Hunt, Every co-parenting app I looked at is a court file dressed as an app: certified messaging, expense splitting, a log built to be shown to a judge. They are heavy, and they all assume two cooperating parents who both pay. In real life one of the two parents wants a tool, and the other one just wants to know when the kids are coming. So Nestido keeps one thing: the schedule. You declare your custody rhythm once and the calendar is filled in ahead of you, and from then on you only record what differs. Moving three children from one home to the other is two taps, because that is something you do while holding a bag in the other hand. The unit is the night, never the hour. That is what people count when they talk about custody, and it is what the statistics and the exportable statement are built on: over twelve months, 187 nights with one parent, 178 with the other. It is free and works with a single account. There is a paid plan for looking far back and far ahead, 2.99 EUR a month for the whole family, both parents included. Nothing is ever deleted: the free plan only limits what is shown. Happy to answer anything, and especially curious about how custody patterns work outside France.

Nestido

The shared custody calendar that fills itself in

The shared custody calendar that fills itself in