One calendar for two homes.
TwinNests is a family planner built for kids who live in two houses. Set your custody schedule once, and everyone sees whose night it is, what to pack, and what's coming up at school.
Free for both parents. No ads, no credit card. Got an invite link from your co-parent? Just open it.
New in TwinNests
What you get today
- Custody rotations in one tap: 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, 3-4-4-3, week on/week off, every other weekend, with holidays layered on top.
- Both parents, one calendar: invite your co-parent with a link and you each see the same schedule on your own phone.
- Swaps without the back-and-forth: propose a trade, the other parent accepts, both calendars update.
- Team and school calendars: paste a TeamSnap, school or Google Calendar link and games and events stay up to date in both homes.
- Bring your data: import calendars and lists from Maple, Google, Apple, Outlook and other apps. You review everything first.
- Handoff checklists so the inhaler, the cleats and the homework make it to the other house.
- Shared expenses with a running balance and one-tap Venmo, PayPal or Cash App settle-up.
- Notes between homes for meds, homework and sick days, so nothing gets lost at handoff.
- Summer and school-break schedules that switch rotations on their own.
- Kids' chores, stars and rewards shared across both homes, and wall mode that turns a spare tablet into a kitchen calendar.
- Your data, any time: export your calendar (.ics) or everything (.json).
Coming next
- School emails turned into calendar events, two-way Google Calendar sync, and reminders.
- Receipt photos on shared expenses.
- Android app on Google Play, then iPhone.
Simple, fair pricing
| Core calendar, rotations, swaps and expenses | Free |
| Both Homes Forever: everything, both parents, one payment | $99 once |
| Or pay yearly | $29/yr |
Everything is free during early access. One price per family, never per parent. No ads, ever. Anything free at launch stays free. Your data exports any time, and if we ever shut down you'll get notice and a full export first.