
About the App
The Family Calendar That Fills Itself In
Photograph a school notice, forward an email, or import school term dates — the AI fills in the shared co-parenting calendar while you just check and save.
Chat is the easiest way to check in and share quick updates when you're on the go. The app keeps every conversation about the kids in organized threads, and the TalkSafe AI filter keeps the tone civil — nothing gets lost, and nothing toxic gets through.

Every chat thread has its own visibility setting. When you start a new thread, you choose who can see and write in it — being invited to the app doesn't mean seeing every thread. Want to discuss something with your co-parent alone? Make the thread visible only to them. Want the children, or another trusted adult you've invited, to see and take part? Make it visible to them too.
Messages also have read receipts, so you can see when the other person has seen what you wrote. And because the chat is a closed system, messages go straight between you inside the app — nothing ever lands in a spam folder.
Anyone with an account under the same family subscription as you can be invited to a chat thread. Here's how:
Your new chat thread now sits at the top of the thread list.
If someone in the family isn’t in the app yet, invite them via Settings: choose "Add Child" or "Add Important Adult," depending on who it is.
Open the thread and tap the three dots at the top right. From there you can rename the thread or archive it.
No. What is written stays written: conversations can’t be edited or deleted afterward, because it can be important to go back and see exactly what was said. If you no longer want a conversation in your list, archive it instead.
Every message passes through TalkSafe, the app's AI language filter, before it is sent — in both directions. If your wording is mildly toxic — a swear word, a jab, a negative comment — TalkSafe flags it and shows you a suggested, milder rewrite, which you can accept or ignore. If the wording is worse than that, the message is blocked outright and never reaches the other parent.
Want a firmer line? You can turn on a stricter filter mode in Settings, and it applies to messages both to and from you.
Need inspiration? Here are threads other parents have created:
Elisabeth Scholander Family law attorney and mediator, specialized in conflict resolution for families
27 August 2026

"The turning point came when we found the Every Other Week app. There's less fuss and both of us have a better handle on things. It feels so great!”
"Thank you so much for this app, it has finally gotten us to communicate!”


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