It sorts whose week it is
Tell Homedays how your week works once, like a week each, or two days here and two there. It fills in the rest, so nobody has to work out whose day it is.
Homedays is a shared calendar for parents raising kids across two homes. Whose day it is, the handovers, the swaps: all in one place both homes can trust. So the endless back-and-forth stops.
In shortHomedays is a co-parenting calendar that fills in your custody pattern, gives every handover a time, a place and a kit list, and lets both homes agree swaps in the app. Your co-parent joins free, and your children’s names never reach the AI.
Tell Homedays how your week works once, like a week each, or two days here and two there. It fills in the rest, so nobody has to work out whose day it is.
Every handover has a time, a place, and a list of what to bring. So the PE kit and the inhaler stop getting left behind.
Ask for a day. The other home says yes or no. Every change is written down, so there’s no “you never told me”.
One of you pays. The other parent joins for free. Charging each parent every month never made sense to us.
Homedays hides your kids’ names from the AI, and locks your data away so even we can’t read it.
A grandparent, a childminder or a new partner can each have their own login, and see only the days they need to.
Be first to know when Homedays opens. Your co-parent joins free, always.
Get launch updatesOne home, or the whole care network? See Homedays for every family.
Yes. You tell it your pattern, such as alternating weeks or 2-2-3, and it fills the calendar forward and colours each day by whose home the children are in. A parenting-time view counts overnights.
One home asks for a day in the app. The other says yes, no, or suggests another. The calendar updates when both agree, and the change is written down so there is no argument later.
No. One person may pay for Plus features. Your co-parent, and anyone else you invite, joins free.
Yes. Each home sees the same calendar without needing to message. If a message reads sharply, Homedays can suggest a friendlier wording, but you write and send every word yourself.
The schedule can be shared as an iCal feed into Apple or Google Calendar, so the other home still sees the plan without an account.