Co-Parent Lite Plan — Everything You Need to Start | TaskTroll

Not every co-parenting situation requires the full suite of AI-powered tools. For co-parents with a functional communication relationship who primarily need a shared calendar, a documented message log, and a consistent custody schedule — without paying for AI tone coaching they don’t need — Co-Parent Lite is the right starting point. At $5.99/month (the same price as the Family plan), Co-Parent Lite is a standalone tier built specifically for co-parents who want structure without complexity.

Co-Parent Lite includes the shared custody calendar with both-parent visibility, the full co-parent message log with export capability, the custody-transition notification system (90-minute, 30-minute, and 10-minute alerts before each handoff), and the multi-household child profile that follows children across both homes. What it does not include is the AI Tone-Check, the AI Custody-PDF Parser, or the full professional log-sharing feature — those are exclusive to the Co-Parent Full plan at $9.99/month.

The practical guidance: if your co-parenting communication is generally civil and your custody agreement is already digitized or simple enough to enter manually, Lite is where to start. If communication is tense, if you’re in active legal proceedings, or if your custody agreement is a complex legal document you want extracted automatically — start with Full. And if you start with Lite and need to upgrade, everything migrates to Full seamlessly with no data loss and no re-setup.

Use-case story: After their divorce was finalized with an uncomplicated 50/50 split, Ana and her ex-husband Marco had no significant communication conflicts — they just needed a shared system that both of them would actually use. Marco was reluctant to pay for a full family app when they didn’t have household chores to manage together. Ana found Co-Parent Lite, which charged $5.99/month and gave both of them a shared custody calendar and message thread without any household features they didn’t need. Marco signed up the same day she showed it to him. They’ve been using it for seven months without a single scheduling miscommunication.

How to use it

• Sign up at tasktroll.org and select Co-Parent Lite from the plan selector during onboarding
• Invite your co-parent by email — they receive a free companion access account that connects to your Lite plan
• Set up the custody calendar by entering your parenting schedule manually or using the simplified schedule wizard
• Activate custody-transition alerts and set your preferred lead times for pickup and dropoff reminders

Who needs this most

Newly separated or divorced co-parents who have a functional communication relationship and need a shared system rather than an AI-powered conflict management suite, and any co-parent who wants to start simply and evaluate whether they need to upgrade later.