Protect your peace.Build your case.
An emotionally intelligent operating system for high-conflict co-parenting — from the message that just landed to the courtroom you’re preparing for.
Private · Single-user · Court-aware · Built by someone who lived it
One platform. Every part of the battle.
From the message that just landed to the courtroom you’re preparing for.
Respond without reacting
When a message arrives, paste it in before you respond. We analyze tone, identify pressure tactics, and tell you whether a response is even warranted — and if so, exactly what to say.
Document everything, automatically
Log communications, track incidents, record expenses, and journal your child’s wellbeing — all in one place, timestamped and organized the way attorneys and mediators actually need to see it.
Prepare like you have a team
Generate case summaries, interpret court order clauses, build attorney prep documents, and access tools designed for the legal and emotional complexity of high-conflict co-parenting.
Every tool you need. Nothing you don't.
Built for the emotional and legal complexity of high-conflict co-parenting.
Respond to message
Paste a message in before you respond. Get tone analysis, pressure tactic detection, and a strategic recommendation.
FreeRewrite draft
Already wrote something? Run it through here first. We'll tell you if it's court-ready or flag what to change.
FreeParenting calendar
Custody schedule, exchanges, legal dates, and school events — one organized view built for co-parenting, not generic scheduling.
FreeIncident tracker
Document violations, missed exchanges, and concerning behavior as they happen. Structured, timestamped, and attorney-ready.
FreeSummarize records
Generate a plain-language briefing document from your full documentation history — ready to hand to your attorney or mediator.
CoreDocument vault
Secure storage for court orders, custody agreements, parenting plans, and every document you might need urgently.
CoreChild-focused tools
Keep your child's wellbeing at the center of every message. Track their emotional state over time with a private journal.
PremiumCourt order tools
Interpret clauses in plain language, identify schedule conflicts, prep disputes, and generate court-order-grounded messages.
PremiumPause + reset
A guided interrupt for the moment before you respond. Stop the reactive loop before it starts.
CoreStart free. Upgrade when you're ready.
No pressure. No trial expiration. Just the tools you need, when you need them.
Free
Try the platform free. No credit card required.
Core
Everything in Free, plus unrestricted AI and essential tools.
Premium
For high-conflict situations. Every tool, no limits.
No contracts. Cancel anytime.
Questions worth asking.
Built from the inside.
I separated from my high-conflict husband eleven years ago. What followed was not a divorce. It was a decade-long war — hundreds of thousands of dollars in legal fees, endless court appearances, chaos engineered to exhaust me, and control designed to make me doubt everything I knew to be true. My daughter watched all of it. I was her only shield.
For years, my baseline was fight or flight. I didn't have tools. I had a laptop open at midnight, an Excel spreadsheet with tens of thousands of entries dating back to 2016, and a copy-paste system I built myself because nothing else existed. I didn't know what gray rock was. I didn't know how to respond without reacting. I just knew I had to keep going — for her.
The moment I first heard the word “narcissism,” something cracked open. I finally had a name for what I had been living. A light went on that I couldn't turn off. I went down every rabbit hole I could find. I read everything. I spent money I didn't have on therapy, books, attorneys — anything that might give me more clarity and less damage. Some of it helped. Most of it wasn't built for what I was actually living.
So I went to law school. Not because I wanted to be an attorney — though I'm sitting for the bar exam soon. Because I needed to understand the system well enough to defend myself and protect my daughter. My research focused on coercive control in family court and the legal case for criminalizing it in Florida.
When I graduated, my own attorney fired me. She didn't want to deal with what I was dealing with anymore. That moment told me everything I needed to know about how broken the system is for people like us — people whose situations are real, documented, and dismissed anyway.
So I became my own attorney. Pro se. I have walked into a courtroom approximately thirty times and found my voice every single time. What the legal system wouldn't give me, I built for myself — and eventually, I built it for you too.
Here's where I am now: I've exchanged about six messages with my co-parent this year. Six. I've found a version of gray rock that actually holds. I'm not in survival mode anymore — but I won't tell you the anxiety is gone. When a message notification appears, my nervous system still reacts before my mind catches up. Eleven years of that doesn't just disappear. What's changed is what happens next. I have a process. I have tools. I respond without reacting, document without panic, and move forward without losing ground.
I use this platform. The same tools you'll use — I use them. Every time. And they work.
He spent eleven years trying to decide how this chapter would end for me. He had every opportunity to choose differently. He didn't.
So I decided for myself. And so can you.
Founder, Parallel CoParent
Law school graduate · Pro se litigant · Current fighter · Still her mom · Still standing
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