For separated and divorced parents
Whose day is it, and where's the handoff?
Custody Captain turns your parenting plan into a shared schedule that fills itself in — repeating weeks, alternating holidays, approved swaps, and handoff details both parents can see.
No credit card to start. Syncs with the calendar app you already use.
Built for the parts that cause arguments
Most shared calendars make you type in every single day. This one works from rules, so the schedule is always right and the exceptions are the only thing you touch.
Your plan becomes the calendar
Set the weekly pattern and alternating weekends once. Every future month fills itself in, years ahead.
Holidays that move
Rules like the fourth Thursday of November alternate by year automatically, with a preview so you can check before you rely on it.
Handoff times and places
Every changeover day shows when and where, so nobody waits in the wrong parking lot.
Changes get approved, not assumed
One parent proposes a swap, the other approves. Pending days are marked so nothing is a surprise.
A record you can't edit
Every change is logged with who, when, and what changed — useful if a disagreement ever needs sorting out.
On both phones, no app to install
Subscribe from a link and the schedule appears in Google, Apple, or Outlook calendars, reminders included.
Ten minutes to set up
- 1
Enter your pattern
Which weekdays belong to whom, and which parent has the first weekend.
- 2
Add holidays and handoffs
Holiday rules that alternate by year, plus default handoff times and places.
- 3
Share the link
Both parents subscribe once. Grandparents and sitters get a view-only link.
Paperwork stays with the schedule
Keep the parenting plan and court orders in the same private place as the calendar they govern, and print any range of months as a PDF when someone needs it on paper.
Set it up once, stop arguing about Tuesdays
Add your weekly pattern, holidays, and handoff details in about ten minutes. Everything after that is automatic.