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    Use case: Co-parenting

    Coordinate a child’s agreed week across separate accounts.

    Use one shared-care plan to make the child’s Calendar entries, coverage, repeating routines, Bring, and Pick-up responsibilities understandable. Each adult keeps their own account and permitted access.

    LoopUsIn is a planning tool, not legal advice, custody-order interpretation, or exchange verification.

    Use-case scenario

    Keep the agreed plan clear without turning it into a negotiation thread.

    A Wednesday swimming lesson can show the ordinary Calendar entry, coverage state, and separate Bring and Pick-up duties. LoopUsIn reflects the schedule the adults have agreed; it does not decide that schedule.

    Reflect the routine

    Use recurring Calendar entries for school, activities, and agreed transitions.

    Wait for the response

    A linked request stays pending until the relevant account responds.

    Review personal duties

    Each adult uses My Calendar for the commitments and transport duties that involve them.

    Set up boundaries first

    Household spaces remain separate.

    Reusable loved-one Share Codes have been retired. Existing group links remain intact; a future one-time invitation flow will handle new cross-household linking.

    1

    Create or join a group

    Each adult works from their own account and permitted group access.

    2

    Plan the shared work

    Create child events, coverage, and transport in the appropriate household context.

    3

    Review personal duties

    My Calendar brings together the commitments and availability that involve you.

    Privacy boundary: household groups do not automatically combine members, groceries, chores, or settings. Be thoughtful about shared event notes; they are not a private legal-notes area.

    Continue exploring

    Move from the shared-care situation into the right next step.

    Use the Calendar feature for product mechanics, the browser template to sketch an agreed pattern, and Kids Calendar when the problem is the wider activity week rather than two-account coordination.

    Questions, answered

    Co-parenting calendar FAQ

    Shared-care planning

    Give the child’s week one clear plan.

    Start with the schedule you have agreed, then make coverage and transport understandable for everyone involved.