One hub for both homes. A space for every child.
MyChildHub keeps what each child's life runs on — the custody calendar, court and school documents, health papers — in one place, and shares with the other parent only what you choose, one item at a time.
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Built around the child
A space for each child
Every child gets their own space, even when brothers and sisters live in different homes, and you switch between children in one tap.
Set the custody pattern
Set the pattern once and record the exceptions; the calendar shows who sleeps where each night and counts the overnights for each parent.
File and share
File court, school and health documents under the child, and share with the other parent only the items you choose, read-only.
What MyChildHub does today
One space per child
Each child has a space of their own across households, so siblings who live in different homes are each kept apart.
Custody calendar
The custody pattern and its exceptions on one calendar, with the overnights counted for each parent.
Documents with text search
Court orders, school records, report cards and health papers, filed under the child. The text is read on upload, so a search finds them.
Share one item at a time
The other parent sees only what you share — a document, a photo, a school message, the calendar — read-only, item by item, never the whole account.
Child support worksheet
A worksheet that follows the Virginia shared custody guideline. It gives an estimate, not legal advice.
Private by default
No public profiles and no ads. Documents open in a viewer, and downloads happen only when you ask.
Who MyChildHub is for
Parents in two homes
Keep the custody calendar and each child's papers in one place, and share with the other parent only what they need to see.
Families with children in different homes
Give each child their own space, even when brothers and sisters live in different households, and switch between them in one tap.
Parents sharing custody in Virginia
Count the overnights on the calendar and use the worksheet to get an estimate under the Virginia shared custody guideline.
Early access
MyChildHub is in early access for parents in two homes. Ask for access and we will open a space for your family.
Questions
What does the other parent see?
Only what you share, one item at a time: a document, a photo, a school message or the calendar. It is read-only, and the whole account is never shared.
Is my child's information shared with anyone?
Not without your consent. MyChildHub is not a social network: there are no public profiles and no ads.
What works today?
One space per child across households, the custody calendar with overnights per parent, documents with text search, read-only sharing item by item, and the child support worksheet.
What is coming next?
Reminders, holidays and vacations, shared expenses, messages between parents and an iPhone app. They are not released yet.
Does MyChildHub give legal advice?
No. MyChildHub is not a law firm and does not give legal advice; the child support worksheet is an estimate.
How do documents open?
In a viewer inside MyChildHub. A file is downloaded only when you ask for it, and the text read on upload lets a search find it.
Give every child one place
Ask for early access and keep the calendar and the papers of each child together, shared only as you choose.
Request early access