Swaps that check themselves
Haven looks at both calendars and your parenting plan before you answer, so “yes” never turns into a fight later.
For parents raising kids across two homesCoHaven is the iPhone app that runs the logistics between two homes. Haven, its assistant, checks swaps against your parenting plan, splits costs by your rules and helps you reply calmly. You approve everything.
This is a normal Tuesday night across two homes. Most apps hand you a place to file it all. Haven reads it, sorts it, and hands you one calm brief.
Swaps, money and messages. Haven does the checking, the maths and the first draft. You make the call.
Haven looks at both calendars and your parenting plan before you answer, so “yes” never turns into a fight later.
Snap a receipt. Haven splits it the way your plan says, to the cent, and shows the section it used.
Haven flags phrases that read as blame and offers a version that still gets the soccer bag back.
Upload your parenting plan or court order. Haven builds your custody calendar, handoffs and expense rules, and shows the page each one came from. You review it all before anything goes live.
CoHaven is useful on day one by yourself. When Sam joins, you both see the same calendar and balance, and each of you keeps your own private notes.
Each morning, Haven tells you who has the kids, the next handoff and anything that needs you. Swaps, splits and replies arrive ready to approve.
Three moments that usually take a text thread, running in the actual app. Pick one, or just watch.
Sam asks for a swap.
Each parent has their own plan, so nobody pays for the other. Your trial starts when you create or join a household. After it ends, everything stays readable.
Set it up once tonight. Tomorrow morning, Haven has your week ready.
