Resolve — Less Conflict. More Childhood.
A calmer way to co-parent

Less conflict.
More childhood.

You shouldn't need a lawyer every time plans change. Resolve helps co-parents work through everyday disagreements with structured guidance, AI-assisted negotiation, and real human support when it matters.

♡ Because your kids deserve less conflict—and you deserve some peace, too.
See how it works
✓ Private by design
✓ Human when needed
✓ Built for co-parents
See Resolve defuse a real-life momentLive preview
Can we switch weekends? My sister’s wedding is Saturday.
That’s my birthday weekend with the kids. I’m not giving it up.
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Resolve found common groundProtect the birthday weekend + offer a replacement weekend two weeks later.
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We used Resolve to work through a schedule change and actually reached an agreement—without another week of arguing.

Illustrative user scenario

You've had this conversation before.

The issue may be small. The stress rarely feels that way.

Schedule
Can we switch weekends? My sister's wedding is Saturday.
Seen 9:42 PM
Separates the wedding need from the parenting-time concern, then proposes an equivalent swap.
Expense
I paid the $480 camp deposit. Can you send your half?
No response
Documents the shared expense, due date, and payment options without another accusatory thread.
Activity
She has soccer during my weekend again. We need to figure this out.
14 messages
Identifies the recurring scheduling conflict and tests transportation or make-up-time solutions.
Vacation
The flight leaves Friday. I need an answer today.
Deadline approaching
Turns urgency into a structured decision: dates, notice requirements, itinerary, and replacement time.
This doesn't need to become another fight. Bring it to Resolve.
How Resolve works

A structured path from disagreement to agreement.

Resolve helps both parents get beneath the argument, understand what actually matters, and explore solutions without turning the process into another hostile conversation.

Weekend schedule change Finding common ground

Parent A

Wants to preserve the child's birthday weekend and avoid losing parenting time.

Parent B

Needs the children at a family wedding and can offer a replacement weekend.

Possible agreement
Exchange September 12–14 for September 26–28, with the existing pickup time unchanged.
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1. Open the issue

Describe what happened and invite your co-parent into a private resolution case.

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2. Share what matters

Each parent privately explains priorities, constraints, and where there may be flexibility.

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3. Explore solutions

Resolve identifies areas of overlap and helps move practical proposals between both sides.

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4. Agree—or get help

Confirm a resolution, or bring in a trained Resolution Specialist when the process stalls.

What we help with

Everyday issues. Better outcomes.

We start with the routine disagreements that create disproportionate stress for separated families.

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Schedule Changes

Weekend swaps, pickup times, and make-up parenting time.

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Holidays

Holiday exchanges, special events, and family traditions.

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Vacations

Travel plans, notice periods, dates, and replacement time.

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Expenses

Reimbursements, shared costs, and payment timing.

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Activities

Sports, camps, lessons, events, and transportation.

Conflict load
Select an issue above

See how structure can reduce the emotional load before a human ever needs to step in.

Real humans. Real support.

Sometimes you need a real person.

AI can organize information, uncover areas of agreement, and move routine proposals forward. But some situations need judgment, empathy, and a trained human in the loop.

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Full case context The specialist sees what has already been discussed, offered, and rejected.
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Neutral, structured support The goal is to help move the issue toward a workable resolution.
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Clear escalation boundaries Issues outside the service's scope can be directed to appropriate professional help.
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Built with boundaries

Not every disagreement belongs in automated negotiation.

Resolve is being designed around clear rules for when technology can help, when a human should step in, and when a matter should be directed outside the service.

Safety-focused case screening
Human escalation pathways
Private parent intake
Documented case history
Defined automation limits
Professional referral when appropriate
What better can feel like
37 → 1

From dozens of messages to one clear agreement.

Imagine replacing a long thread of hostile messages with a short, structured process that helps both parents identify the real issue, explore workable options, and document what they agreed to.

Illustrative example only. Actual performance will depend on future pilot results.

The goal isn't winning the argument. It's making co-parenting work.

We're building a calmer way to work through the everyday disagreements that can make separated parenting exhausting.

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