Child journal Soon
The Child journal is a CoParent.ch module in preparation. Each parent logs the child's meals, sleep, health and mood in a tap. At every handover, the parent who takes over sees what happened at the other home, without a flood of messages.
Module in preparation: it cannot be switched on yet.
“Did she sleep well? Did she eat at lunch? Did she nap?” At every handover the same questions go out by text, and the answers arrive when the child is already asleep.
Each parent logs the day in a few seconds. When the child arrives, the other parent finds everything in the handover summary, without having to ask.
The features chosen for the first version, designed for young children who move between two homes.
Meals, sleep, nappies and potty, health, medicine, mood, routine or a free note: an entry takes a few seconds on your phone, with its time and its author.
Each child's entries, day by day, filtered by category. A search finds the latest one: last meal, last nappy, last temperature.
When your child arrives, you see what the other parent logged since the previous handover, in the calendar and, if you wish, by e-mail or notification.
Sleep and naps, meals, nappies, mood: the trends are shown the same way on both sides, never comparing the parents.
Bedtime routine, comforter, nap times, allergies, current treatment: one sheet kept together and read by both parents.
Notes and medicine names are encrypted and hosted in Switzerland. Only the parents and, read-only, the household's mediator can see them, never a professional practice.
These images come from the module's mock-ups. The final app may still change.
It is in preparation and no date has been set yet. Its launch will be announced on the CoParent.ch blog.
It will be an add-on at the same price as Expenses and Documents: CHF 2.- a month or CHF 20.- a year, on top of the base plan. It will be included during the 14-day free trial.
Yes, that is the whole point: both parents share the same view of the child. Each entry shows who logged it and at what time.
Yes, for 24 hours, and only if you wrote it. After that, the entry stays as it was logged.
The child's parents and, read-only, the mediator invited into the household. The data is encrypted and hosted in Switzerland, and no professional practice can access it, whatever the mandate.
The journal holds health data: it is encrypted, hosted in Switzerland, included in your household's export and erased with it. No professional practice has access to it.
14-day trial, no credit card. Your co-parent joins the household by invitation, in a minute.