Civly

A co-parenting coordination platform, outside the financial services stack.

What it is

Civly, founded in 2026, is a co-parenting coordination platform. It handles the logistics that two separated parents have to manage between them: the schedule, shared expenses, and a record of what was agreed.

Why it is on this site at all

Because I co-founded it and hold a majority ownership interest in it.

It shares no customers, no technology, and no regulatory perimeter with the other three.

What it shares is the shape of the problem, not the domain. Two parties who have to coordinate, high friction in the coordination, and a record that matters later.

The part that makes it a hard product

Most software has one user per account whose interests point the same direction. A co-parenting platform has two users on the same account whose interests are frequently opposed, and often at the worst point in either of their lives.

That is a genuine design constraint rather than an edge case, and it changes what a good product looks like. Features that would be obviously correct in any other tool are not obviously correct here.

What it does not promise

Nothing about the product is legal advice, and it does not promise anything about how a court will treat anything. Those are outcomes we do not control and would be wrong to imply.

A tool like this is used inside situations where one party is being monitored or harassed. That has to be designed for, not disclaimed. If you are in one of those situations, the product page says what it does and does not record.

My role

Co-founder. The product is at civly.com, and anything about how it works belongs there.