Medications, dose by dose
Set a medication once and its doses appear on the calendar. One tap marks each Given or Missed — from the calendar or the lock-screen reminder — and both parents see it.
Child health & school
Child health & school records that follow them between homes.
ParentBridge keeps your children's medications, doctor and dentist visits, and school forms in one shared record — so the next dose and the next deadline don't depend on who remembered to text.
Medication doses
Appointments
School forms
Care without the chase
Health and school, handled by the calendar — not by memory.
Appointments live in the calendar
Book a doctor or dentist visit straight into the shared schedule, color-coded medical. No separate “appointments” list to forget.
School forms that don't slip
Track permission slips, sign-ups, and school contacts until each form is signed and handed in — with the date it happened.
Health details are encrypted at rest and private to your family — and free for every family, on every plan.
The between-homes gap
Where health and school information gets dropped
Ask separated parents where co-parenting actually breaks and the answers cluster around the same handoffs: was the evening dose given at the other house? Who has the permission slip? Which parent is taking Friday's dentist appointment, and does the other one even know it exists? None of this is calendar-shaped or message-shaped on its own — it's a record two households need to read the same way, and texting it back and forth guarantees someone is working from an old version.
ParentBridge treats your children's health and school information as a first-class shared record. You enter medications, appointments, providers, emergency information, school contacts, and documents once; both homes see the same thing, and changes show up where the other parent will actually look — on the custody calendar and in the record itself, not buried in a thread. It is record-keeping, not medical advice: ParentBridge never recommends medications or doses — care decisions stay with parents and their children's clinicians.
Doses, visits, forms
A health and school record both homes can act on
Medication schedules turn into calendar entries with one-tap dose logging, so "did she get it this morning?" has an answer either parent can check instead of ask. Appointments carry the provider, the time, and which home it falls on; school events can flow in automatically when Premium calendar sync subscribes to the school's published iCal feed. Everything is timestamped as it's entered, which quietly builds the same kind of dependable trail as the rest of your co-parenting records.
It works even when only one parent keeps the record: in solo co-parenting mode, care updates reach the other parent as plain email or text, with no app or account on their side. And because this is children's health data, it's held to the strictest privacy bar in the app — encrypted at rest, never sent to AI features, and deletable on request.
Common questions
Health & school records, answered
Can both parents see the same health and school records?
Yes. Medications, appointments, providers, and school records you enter are shared with the other parent in the app — or relayed by email or text if they don't use it — so both homes work from the same information.
Does ParentBridge give medical advice?
No. ParentBridge is record-keeping for information you and your co-parent enter — it makes no recommendations about medications, doses, or care. Health decisions belong with parents and their children's clinicians.
How does medication tracking work across two homes?
You enter the medication schedule once, and each due dose appears on the calendar with one-tap logging. Either home can see which doses were logged, so a handoff doesn't reset everyone's memory.
Is my children's health data private?
Health records are encrypted at rest and are never sent to AI features. You can export or delete your family's data; the privacy policy documents every processor.
What school information can I keep?
School contacts, forms and documents, activities, and events — and Premium calendar sync can subscribe to a school's published iCal feed so its calendar lands on the right custody days automatically.
Keep their care in one place — both homes in sync.
ParentBridge is now on the App Store for iPhone — free to start, Android on the way. Your co-parent stays in the loop by text or email, even without the app.
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