A calmer co-parenting calendar

Two homes. One clear plan. A steadier week for your child.

A shared plan for routines, pickups and changes—so everyone knows what's happening, without another difficult text thread.

Only invited family members can see your plan.

Two calm home entrances connected by a path, with a school bag, book and football boots ready for handover
Example handover

Friday 5:30 PM

Handover at Oak Street Library

You confirmed

Other parent confirmed

Football kit packed

Why Evnground exists

Built from real family life.

I'm a parent, and Evnground grew from trying to keep schedule changes, handovers and agreements clear across two homes.

I'm building it carefully, with privacy and children's routines at the centre.

Read why I made Evnground

An example shared plan

Everyone sees the same plan.

Care days, handovers and changes stay together in one shared calendar.

September 2026

14–27 September

Shared care planBoth parents see this

Mon 14

With Sophie

Pick-up 8:15 AM · Tue 15 · Oak Street Library

Tue 15 – Thu 17

With Daniel

Drop-off 5:30 PM · Fri 18 · Oak Street Library

Proposed: Sophie · awaiting agreement

Wed 16 – Fri 18

Extra time with Sophie

Fri 18 – Mon 21

With Sophie

Pick-up 8:15 AM · Tue 22 · Oak Street Library

Tue 22 – Thu 24

With Daniel

Drop-off 5:30 PM · Fri 25 · Oak Street Library

Fri 25 – Sun 27

With Sophie

How a change becomes a plan

A request. A clear answer. An updated calendar.

An example: Sophie asks for extra time from 16–18 September. The existing plan stays in place until the request is approved.

  1. 01

    Sophie requests

    “Could I have 16–18 September for a family visit?” The dates and reason stay together in one request.

  2. 02

    Daniel responds

    Daniel reviews the request and approves it. If he declines, the existing schedule stays in place.

  3. 03

    Both see the update

    After approval, the calendar shows the agreed change. The request and decision remain available to both parents.

FAQ

Questions families ask before joining

Can one parent edit the schedule without the other knowing?

No. Schedule changes are visible to both parents, and requests are tracked with status and timing.

Who can see our family data?

Only invited family members in your shared space can access your schedule and requests.

What happens after I join the waitlist?

You will receive product updates and an email when an invite is ready. There is no guaranteed invite date yet; joining the list does not create an account or invite anyone else.

Can I start before my co-parent joins?

Yes. Once you have access, you can create your family space and set up the schedule on the web, then share an invite code with your co-parent. They need to join to see the plan and respond to requests.

What will the beta cost?

Pricing hasn’t been announced yet. We’ll explain any cost before you choose to take part.

Can I use Evnground on web, iPhone or Android?

Tell us which platform you prefer when you join the list. Your invite will confirm which platforms are available for you and how to get started; selecting a preference does not guarantee access on that platform.

Is this a replacement for legal custody agreements?

No. Evnground is a coordination layer for day-to-day planning, not legal advice.

Get early access

A calmer week starts with one clear plan.

Join the early access list. We'll email when your invite is ready. There's no guaranteed invite date yet.

Where would you prefer to try Evnground?

Your invite will confirm platform availability. Pricing hasn’t been announced yet; any cost will be explained before you choose to take part.

We’ll use your email for product updates and your invite. Read our privacy policy.

Private by default. No spam. Beta invites are sent in waves.