Two banks, one current. The co-parenting app for separated parents.

MyGardeo already runs in your browser, on a computer, tablet or phone, with nothing to install. Access is invitation-only during the preparation phase, and the full subscription is free of charge for invited parents, with no card details and no commitment. Request an invitation and we will write as soon as a place opens up. On iPhone and Android alike, you can also add MyGardeo to your home screen: the app then opens full screen, with its notifications.

The iOS and Android apps are planned for November 2026, alongside the public launch. Until then, MyGardeo works from your phone's browser with the same features: add the site to your home screen and use it like an app.

The calendar offers eight residence patterns — alternating weeks, 2-2-3, fortnightly, weekends, primary residence, custom — and handles school and public holidays separately. Every one-off change is proposed to the other parent, who accepts or declines: both the request and the answer are timestamped.

Yes. Each parent can subscribe their usual calendar — Google Calendar, Outlook, Apple Calendar or any iCal-compatible calendar — to their MyGardeo calendar and to each child's custody. By default only time slots go out, marked “Busy”; you can choose full detail. Private events never go out, and the link can be revoked at any time. Refresh depends on the provider: up to 24 hours at Google. Sync is part of the Solo and Duo plans, free during the invitation phase.

Yes, with a simple link, without them having to create an account. You choose what it shows — custody only, or custody and events, with or without places — and how long it lasts, from a week to no limit. Notes, private events and medical appointments never appear. The other parent is told, sees every link and can turn it off.

You set the split ratio once. Every expense you record — school meals, activities, clothes, medical costs — carries its photographed receipt and goes to the other parent for approval, who has ten days to respond before it is approved automatically. MyGardeo keeps the balance up to date, emails you the month's summary on the 1st, and the full history can be exported.

From the balance card, you declare the transfer you made — any amount, a note, and a screenshot of the transfer as proof if you like. The other parent confirms receipt, or disputes it and explains why. Without a response, the settlement is confirmed automatically after ten days, following a reminder. MyGardeo never handles money: it keeps the dated record that you will both have in front of you.

Yes. Your messages are encrypted and hosted in France. They are never analysed, never sold, never used for advertising. They are also immutable — no editing, no deletion after sending — which is exactly what gives them their weight.

Exchanges, calendar changes and expenses are timestamped and stored without any possibility of alteration. You can export a PDF report, timestamped and sealed with a verifiable fingerprint, for your file. How much weight it carries remains for the court to decide.

Yes. You invite a trusted third party, choosing precisely what they see — schedule, health, contacts, moments — and for how long. They never have access to the messaging between parents, and every consultation is recorded in a log both parents can read.

During the invitation phase, the full subscription is free of charge. At launch, a free tier usable by both parents will remain, alongside two paid plans: Solo, for a parent who wants everything without depending on the other, and Duo, cheaper per person when both subscribe. Everyone pays their own share: nobody pays for the other.

GDPR compliance by design, data hosted in France, no transfer outside the European Union for application data, no advertising trackers, no resale. You can access, correct, export and delete your data at any time. The details are in our privacy policy (in French).

Yes, child by child. You enter the country and département of their school — or its region, canton or Land — and their school holidays and public holidays appear in the calendar: French zones A, B and C, Corsica, overseas territories, Alsace-Moselle holidays, but also the 27 European Union countries and more than 200 countries for public holidays. These calendars are guides: the school's official calendar prevails.

Yes, in the Circle. A parent can open a conversation with a loved one — a grandparent, an uncle, the nanny — or a group with several of them, inviting the other parent or not. Every conversation includes at least one parent, takes photos and files, and stays separate from the parents' log, which remains yours alone.