Nestido is a shared custody calendar for separated parents: who has the children, since when, and where they sleep tonight.
You state your custody rhythm once, alternating weeks, 2-2-3, 5-2-2-5 or a pattern of your own, and Nestido fills the months ahead. From then on you only record what differs: a swapped weekend, a night at a grandparent's, a school trip. Handing the whole sibling group over to the other parent takes two taps, and the child who stays comes off with a finger.
It counts in nights, never in hours, because the night is the unit that matters when you talk about custody. Statistics tell you how many nights with each parent over any period, and how far that is from the schedule you agreed on. You can export the raw list as CSV or a laid out statement as PDF.
One parent is enough. The other parent has nothing to install: you create them as an offline member, they appear in the calendar and in the statistics, and the invitation can come later, or never. Nestido has no messaging, no expense splitting and no court log: it is a calendar, not a case file.
Free, no ads, no trackers, no data sold. It runs in the browser, installs like an app, and is also on Google Play as an Android app. It works in sixteen languages, and reads official school holidays and public holidays where the country is covered.
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