A shared calendar of your child for parents who live apart

A shared child calendar is a single schedule that both parents can see, even if they live apart. It records who the child is with on a given day, their events and agreements. This kind of calendar helps parents after divorce or separation plan their time without constant clarification over messages.

Unlike a personal calendar or a messenger chat, a shared child calendar belongs to both parents: changes appear in it only by agreement, and the history is preserved.

• the days the child stays with each parent;
• visits and handover times;
• school, clubs, sports sections and tutors;
• doctor visits and routine procedures;
• trips, holidays, birthdays and school breaks;
• changes to individual days by agreement.

Plans change: a business trip, an illness, a birthday invitation. So that every change doesn't turn into a long discussion in a messenger, it helps to frame it as a proposal: one parent proposes swapping specific days, the other accepts, declines or offers a counter-option. The change takes effect only after confirmation, and both sides see the same version of the calendar.

A regular calendar shows events but doesn't help you agree. A calendar for divorced parents is also a space of agreements: proposals with confirmation, discussions tied to a specific day or event, expense tracking and a change history that can be exported to a document.

SGL is a shared calendar and agreement service for parents who live apart. One parent creates a family space and invites the other with a link; from then on, staying days, events, change proposals, discussions and expenses are managed in one place. The service is being prepared for launch on iOS, Android and the web — request early access and we will help transfer your family's current schedule.

You can ask questions about the service at hello@getsgl.com.