What Manon is, in plain words.

Last updated 5 September 2026

Manon is a co-parenting app for every family with two homes. It gives both parents one shared custody calendar, shared expenses, the child’s health and school record, a private logbook, and messages that arrive calmer and cannot be edited or deleted once sent, so they become a record that can be exported if a lawyer or a court ever needs it. It works on iPhone and Android as a web app, comes in six languages, and costs A$99 a year or A$9.99 a month per parent, with the first month free. It is open now.

Who it is for

Parents who raise a child across two homes: separated, divorced, never together, or still working it out. It is built for the parents who get along and for the days they don’t. It is built so family lawyers and mediators can recommend it: each parent’s subscription is independent and the record survives if either parent leaves.

What it does

• A shared custody calendar: who has the children, handovers, school and special dates.
• Messages between the two parents that cannot be edited or deleted once sent. Difficult messages arrive summarised, with a calm reply already drafted.
• Shared expenses: what was spent, who paid, and a neutral reminder.
• The child’s health and school record: medications with doses carried across the handover, appointments, allergies, documents.
• A private logbook and journal for each parent, exportable if it is ever needed.
• A short daily note about your own children. No streaks, no nudges.
• An export of the record for a lawyer or a court.

What it costs

Each parent has their own subscription, in their own currency. The first month is free. Cancelling never removes your records.

Currency	Monthly	Yearly
AUD	A$9.99	A$99
NZD	NZ$11.99	NZ$119
USD	US$6.99	US$69
CAD	CA$9.99	CA$99
EUR	€5.99	€59
GBP	£4.99	£49
ZAR	R109	R1,099

Where it works

Anywhere. The app is a website that installs like an app on iPhone and Android, priced in the local currency, in English, French, German, Spanish, Italian and Portuguese. It was built in Australia and launches there first.

What it is not

• It is not a safety tool. If you or your children are frightened, that needs a lawyer and in some cases the police.
• It does not promise that a court will accept anything. No app can. It keeps an honest, timestamped record and lets you export it.
• It shows no ads, sells no data and uses no tracking.

Who built it

Manon was designed and built in 2026 by one person, working with AI. It is being tested with a small group of separated parents and reviewed by family lawyers.

Where to read more

• Home
• All features
• Pricing
• Compare
• Guides for separated parents
• Sharing the cost of a child across two homes
• Keeping school straight across two homes
• Contact · support@manon.app