Co-parenting, on the record. Log receipts, prove settlements, export mediation-ready PDFs. Built by a dad who lived it. https://teapaw.org/t.co/lgUHNsOD9K
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Tracked co-parenting expenses in a group chat for 10 years.
Receipts buried under memes. Constant confusion. Zero record.
One frustrated night I built something to fix it.
Two days later my whole co-parenting crew was using it.
That became Parentrail. parentrail.com
Halloween with four kids: four costumes, three last-minute changes of heart, and one dad who swore this was the year we'd plan ahead. I say it every year. 🎃
Building one shared record for the costume receipts too. Free demo, no signup: parentrail.com
Co-parents: what's the kid expense that always gets forgotten until someone asks about it? Mine is the surprise $12 school thing that shows up in a backpack on a Thursday. Tell me yours, I'll answer every one.
Building a shared ledger for exactly this. Free demo with sample data, no signup: parentrail.com
I'm Pedro. Dad of four, and I share custody of two. For years our kid expenses lived in a group chat, and every month the same question came up: "Did they pay us for that?" So I started building a shared ledger for it. What would you track first?
It's called Parentrail. Free demo with sample data, no signup: parentrail.com
Found a field-trip receipt at the bottom of the backpack. Old me would've sent the awkward text. Now it's logged, paid, marked done, and we both see the same record. Less back-and-forth, more quiet evenings.
Try the free demo, sample data, no signup: parentrail.com
Kids outgrow shoes overnight. In your two-home family, who usually buys the new pair?
100%We split it 50/50
0%Whoever’s house needs it
0%Child support covers it
0%Still figuring it out
1 votes • Final resultsHonest question: are you co-parenting or parallel parenting right now? Some seasons we talk daily. Some we barely do. Either way, a shared record keeps things clear without another awkward call. parentrail.com
"Wait, who owes who right now?" One shared view answers it: what each of you covered, every recent expense, and a timeline of what happened, newest first.
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"Did you pay the dentist?" "I sent it last week?" We've all lived in that thread. Here's the other way: every expense with its receipt, in one record you both see.
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When a school fee or field trip pops up, how do you two usually handle it?
0%Split it right away
0%One covers, settle later
0%Whoever gets the email
0%We don’t have a system
0 votes • Final resultsNeed a clean record for mediation? Parentrail is built to keep expenses, receipts, and settlement proof in one place, ready to export as one PDF. No scrolling, no screenshots. 📄
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Be honest: where do your kids' expense receipts usually end up?
0%Camera roll somewhere
0%Buried in a group chat
0%Junk drawer or shoebox
100%A shared app or sheet
1 votes • Final resultsHow Parentrail works: log a shared expense with the receipt. Mark it settled with proof, whether that's Venmo, Zelle, or a check. Both parents see the same record. No guesswork.
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Did they pay us for that?" should not be a co-parenting tradition. Yet here we are.
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You're halfway to work and can't remember: did they reimburse you for the dentist copay, or did you just dream that Venmo notification?
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