The schedule guesses itself
Every other week, two days then five, every other weekend: state your rhythm once, and the app fills the calendar in advance.
For parents who share custody, whatever the pattern
Who has the children,
and since when.
The schedule fills itself in from your custody rhythm. You only record what changes. Moving the whole sibling group from one parent to the other takes two gestures, and a single child comes off with one finger.
Today
Wednesday 15 October-
J
At Mila's
Jeanne
since Monday 8 am
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N
At Mila's
Nino
since Monday 8 am
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A
School trip
Alba
until Friday
SMTWTFS
Hand over to
In three ideas
You record what differs,
Nestido holds the rest.
Siblings move together
A handover covers every child by default. The one who stays comes off with a finger, and keeps their current stay.
The numbers are there
Nights spent with each, weekends, holidays, gap with the planned schedule: enough to talk about facts rather than memories.
Two homes, one calendar.
The other parent has nothing to install for you to start: record from your side, invite them whenever you like.
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