Everything you need. Nothing you don't.
Four tools that work together, designed around what separated parents actually use day to day.
Conversations belong in one thread, not scattered across phones, emails, and screenshots.
- A single, chronological thread per family
- Every message timestamped by our servers
- Messages cannot be edited or deleted by either parent, enforced by the database, not by policy
- Attach photos and tap any photo to view full size
- Real time push notifications when new messages arrive
When a conversation is the record, you need to trust the record. Family Focus removes the ability to alter or erase the past. That makes communication calmer in the moment and useful later.
One calendar. Both parents. Always up to date.
- Shared monthly custody calendar
- Clear color coding per parent
- Add notes for pickups, activities, or exchanges
- Either parent can add or update events
- Changes notify the other parent instantly
Schedules change. When they do, both parents should know right away, without a round of text messages or missed handoffs.
Track child related costs the way your agreement actually reads.
- Log any child related expense
- Split 50/50, 70/30, 100/0, or any custom percentage
- See the live split breakdown before saving
- Attach a receipt photo from camera or gallery
- Mark expenses as settled when reimbursed
- Running balance at the top of the list
Custody arrangements rarely split every cost evenly. Expense tracking should reflect the terms of your agreement, not force you into a default.
Court, Medical, School, Other. Each in its place, when you need it.
- Upload PDFs, images, and Word files
- Four organized categories: Court, Medical, School, Other
- Both parents have access at any time
- Stored securely and kept private to your family
When something is needed, a report card, a medical form, a court filing, you shouldn't have to dig through email. One place. Two parents. Clear categories.
A court ready PDF, any date range, any time.
- Export message threads, calendar ranges, expense histories, and document lists
- Pick the date range you need
- Share directly with your attorney or print for court
Whether a record is admissible is a question for your attorney and the court. Our job is to make sure the record is complete, ordered, and unchanged.