The family calendar and co-parenting app
Every piece in place.
One calendar for the whole family. Two homes or one. Who's where, what's on, who's driving, and what's for dinner, in a place everyone can see and nobody has to explain.
Free for families under one roof. Co-parenting tools free for 30 days, then $9.99 a month or $79 a year.
Thanksgiving is in 12 days. Whose house for the long weekend, who has the Tuesday before, when the hand-off is: Quilt already knows. How Thanksgiving works in two homesMade for the way your family actually runs
A quilt is many pieces, each one someone's, stitched into one thing that keeps everybody warm. That's the idea, whatever your family looks like.
Two homes
The custody schedule comes straight from your agreement, holidays and school breaks included. Changes need a yes from both of you, and everything is written down.
One home, busy week
Practices, appointments, work trips, dinner. Everyone sees the same calendar, so the question is never asked twice.
Kids
Their own calendar, in their own color, on their own phone or the fridge: whose house it is, what's today, chores with stars.
Grandparents and sitters
A view of only what you choose to share, and invites to family gatherings that work without an account.
Set up in an evening
- 1
Tell Quilt about your family
Names, kids, one home or two. If you have a custody agreement, enter the template and holidays once; Quilt writes the calendar through next year.
- 2
Bring in what you already have
Connect Google, subscribe from Apple, import the team schedule. Or just type it: “swim practice Tuesday 6 to 7 on Ava's calendar.”
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Invite the rest of the family
The other parent signs in with Apple, Google or an email link. Kids get their own device with a six-digit code, no account. Grandparents and sitters see what you share.
What's inside
A schedule that writes itself
Week on/week off, 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, or your own pattern. Holidays by even and odd year, school breaks, no-school Mondays. It stays right without anyone typing dates.
Changes both of you agree to
Need the other parent to cover your Thursday? Tap it on a month tinted by whose day it is, and send. For a swap, the days you take back can be flexible: they hand over different days of theirs and accept in one go. Agreed changes lock and land everywhere. Other parent answers by text instead? Record the agreed change with the screenshot; it goes on the calendar and into the record, and they can dispute it.
A record that holds up
Every request, answer, message and expense is timestamped by the server and can't be edited or deleted. Download any date range as a court-ready PDF with a tamper-evident fingerprint.
Messages that stay calm
A thread with the other parent, the whole family, or one kid. Read receipts. When a draft reads heated, Quilt shows why and offers a cooler version with the same facts. Send either.
An assistant on your side
Tap a message from the other parent and Quilt tells you what's really being asked, what's a feeling, and what to watch. Say what you mean, rough or heated, and it writes the reply that gets you there without handing anything over. Ask it to find every time something happened, and it hands your attorney an email and a matching PDF. Both parents get one.
Expenses, settled
School supplies, therapy, camp, sports: snap the receipt and the fields fill in. 50/50 unless you say otherwise, send a batch, approve line by line, see who owes whom. Every step in the record.
Kids' activities, one place
Practices, games, dentist, birthdays. Who's taking them fills in from the schedule, with the drive time from home and when to leave. Comments and reactions from the people it's about.
Gatherings with real invites
Cookouts and birthdays with a private link for every guest: RSVP, headcount, and who's bringing what. No app required for guests.
Google and Apple, live
A Quilt calendar appears in Google Calendar and updates itself. Apple subscribes with one link. Bring your existing calendars in and edit them from either side.
Chores, planned in four questions
Say what you want chores to do and how to motivate the kids. Quilt writes the plan by age: chores with days and stars, up-for-grabs jobs, what a star is worth, payout day. Trim it and tap once. Approve each tick if you like.
Rewards the kids can see
Money, screen time, or a ladder, per house or per kid. Their page shows the dollars saved up, the payout day and the last payout. You pay out with one tap, and undo a mistaken one.
Your agreement, explained
Upload the custody order and ask it questions in plain language. Answers quote the document. Parents only, always.
The kids' own devices
Pair a phone or tablet with a six-digit code. Their Quilt just opens: whose house, the week, chores with stars and rewards, messages. No account. Parents can look at the kid view any time.
Dinner, notes, lists
A dinner line on any day. A note the kids see and the other parent doesn't. Shared lists, including the packing list for the other house.
School calendar, automatically
Paste the school's calendar link from FACTS Family Portal or the team site. Quilt keeps it in step every day.
On the fridge and the Echo Show
Wall mode for a kitchen tablet. On an Echo Show, the Quilt widget shows whose house it is, the next hand-off, this week and the kids' chores, and “Alexa, open quilt family” answers out loud. Enable the Quilt skill in the Alexa app.
Private by design
- Each parent's personal calendar and notes are theirs alone.
- Kids see whose house it is and what's theirs, nothing about the grown-ups' arrangements.
- Documents live in a locked vault that guests and kids can never reach.
- No ads, no selling data, ever.
Calm on purpose
Co-parenting tools usually feel like a courtroom. Quilt reads like a family calendar: plain words, one color per person, and a schedule everyone can trust. The record is there when you need it and out of the way when you don't.
Simple pricing
One home is free, for good. Two homes adds the co-parenting tools: the custody schedule, change requests, expenses, the record. One parent pays and the whole family is covered.
| One homeFree | Two homes$79/yr or $9.99/mo · 30 days free | |
|---|---|---|
| Shared family calendar, a color per person | ✓ | ✓ |
| Personal calendars, private to each person | ✓ | ✓ |
| Kids' activities, gatherings with guest invites | ✓ | ✓ |
| Google two-way sync, Apple and Outlook links | ✓ | ✓ |
| School and team calendars by link | ✓ | ✓ |
| Kids' own devices: whose house, chores, stars, rewards | ✓ | ✓ |
| Family messages with read receipts and the tone check | ✓ | ✓ |
| Dinner notes, lists, wall mode, Echo Show | ✓ | ✓ |
| Custody schedule written from your agreement | – | ✓ |
| Holidays by year, school breaks, hand-off times | – | ✓ |
| Change requests: ask, give, swap, first refusal, make-up | – | ✓ |
| Expenses: receipts, splits, reports, approvals, who owes whom | – | ✓ |
| The record, and the court-ready PDF | – | ✓ |
| Agreement vault: upload the order and ask it questions | – | ✓ |
| Per-house chores, notes and rewards for two homes | – | ✓ |
The two-home plan covers the whole family: both parents, the kids, grandparents and sitters. One parent subscribes. If it lapses, every record stays, read-only.
Questions
Do both parents have to use it?
No. One parent can run all of it: the custody calendar, changes agreed by text and recorded with a screenshot, expenses either of you paid, and the record. It's better when both do, because then changes and expenses are answered in the app.
Is this legal advice?
No. Quilt is a scheduling and record-keeping tool. If anything in Quilt disagrees with your order, the order governs.
Do the kids need accounts?
No. A parent adds them, and their device is paired with a six-digit code. They get their own calendar view, chores and messages, with nothing to remember.
Which custody schedule should we use?
See every common one on a real calendar at quilt.day/schedules: 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, 3-4-4-3, week on/week off, and the weekend schedules, with nights and hand-offs counted.
What about Outlook, Cozi, TeamSnap?
Import any calendar file today; Google is two-way; Apple subscribes by link. Outlook and Apple two-way are next.
On your phone
Quilt is on the App Store.
The iPhone and iPad app brings reminders before events and hand-offs, a heads-up when the other parent sends a message or a change, and Sign in with Apple or Google. Same family, same calendar as the web.
Android and everything else: open app.quilt.day and add it to your home screen. Kids get their own view on any device with a code from a parent.
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