One calendar, two homes

The OurPath calendar is a shared custody schedule for separated parents in the UK. It builds itself from your parenting plan and records every change both of you agree to.

It builds itself #

You don't set up a calendar. You agree a plan, and the calendar appears — eighteen months of it, rolling forward. Week on week off, alternate weekends with a midweek, 2-2-3, or something irregular that only makes sense for your family: tap the days on a fortnight grid and OurPath works out the pattern.

Each parent has a colour. Never red and green — red implies fault, and nobody's at fault for having Tuesdays.

Swaps that end the argument about swaps #

"Can you take Thursday, I'll give you the Sunday?"

In OurPath that's a request, not a text. Propose the days, add a note, and your co-parent accepts or declines with a reason. Accepted swaps override the schedule and are permanently recorded.

The point isn't the workflow. The point is that six weeks later, "you never agreed to that" is a question with an answer.

Everything else on the day #

Handover times and places. One-off events — the school play, the dentist, the birthday party. A home screen that answers the only two questions anyone actually has: where are the children today, and when's the next handover.

You can also push your own days into your personal Google or Apple calendar, one-way, so you're not checking two apps.