For investors
Keep kids in the center, not the middle.
Coparity is the co-parenting platform for separated families: one shared place to plan the children’s weeks, talk calmly, keep the record straight and get the right help when it’s needed — with AI that starts from the child, not from who’s owed what.
We are opening early conversations with investors who want to back a calmer way through separation.
01Problem
Separation turns parents into project managers of a relationship that has ended.
The logistics never stop
Two homes, one child: handovers, school letters, passports, swapped weekends, who paid for the boots. It runs across texts, emails and memory, and every gap becomes a disagreement.
Every message carries the past
A simple question about pick-up time can land as an accusation. Without a calmer channel, small frictions escalate into the arguments children feel most.
Help arrives late and expensive
When things do need a solicitor, months of history are rebuilt from screenshots at billable rates — and the child’s everyday experience gets lost in the bundle.
The apps that exist mostly sell the record for court. Nobody is building for the child’s week, and for the long stretch before anyone needs a lawyer.
02Solution
One calm, shared place — built around the child.
Coparity covers the whole arc of co-parenting in four connected parts, so a family never has to change tools when things get harder.
Plan
Plan together
Home opens on where the children are now, their next handover and anything still to pack. Behind it, a shared calendar of whose-house schedules, agreed trips and time away — arranged around what works for your child, not who’s owed a weekend.
Talk
Keep things clear
Full-history messaging between co-parents, with the trip or expense you mean attached — and Tone AI quietly offering a calmer way to say something before you hit send.
Share
Document easily
Passports and birth certificates, expenses with receipts, a timeline of every change and a neutral Snapshot of how your arrangements are going — plus a private Journal that is yours alone.
Resolve
Get support
Foresight flags friction early and Ask AI gives calm, child-first guidance in context. If it needs to go further, a private chat with your own lawyer and a clear brief from the Case Builder are waiting.
03Product
Built, end to end, on web and iOS.
This is not a prototype. The product families and practices would use at launch is built and running — the same record on the web and in the iPhone app, on infrastructure hosted in the EU.
27
features live for families and practices
2
platforms on one backend: web and iOS
Parenting Plan Playbook
Twelve areas of a child’s life, drafted by AI and agreed point by point by both parents. Agreed points set the calendar and the expense split.
Today / Next
Home opens on where the children are now, the next handover and anything still to pack.
Tone AI and Ask AI
A calmer way to say something before it’s sent, and child-first guidance in context, everywhere in the product.
Foresight
Flags friction forming — a stalled expense, slipping handovers — with one low-conflict next step.
Private Journal
Moments, Reflections and Evidence: somewhere private to write, with Evidence read by AI and organised by date.
Legal lane and Case Builder
A parent’s own solicitor, read-only on the live record, a private chat, and a clear brief built from what was actually documented.
Fully useful to one parent on their own — the co-parent joins when ready and sees the full history
Neutral by design: the same child-first guidance to both parents
Private by architecture: each parent’s journal and legal lane are enforced in the database, not the interface
04Why now
The system is pushing families away from court.
- 01
Courts now expect families to try first
Since April 2024, the Family Procedure Rules let courts expect parties to have tried non-court dispute resolution, and ask for their views on it.
- 02
Private law demand is still rising
Cafcass received 42,172 children’s private law cases between April 2025 and March 2026 — the arrangements disputes that follow separation.
- 03
AI can finally do the patient work
Drafting a balanced plan, rephrasing a tense message, organising months of records into a brief — tasks that used to need a mediator’s or a solicitor’s hour now take seconds, with the parent deciding every word.
05Market
A large, under-served market on our doorstep.
2.4m
separated families in Great Britain (2024–25)
3.9m
children living across those families
~6,500
Resolution members — family lawyers and mediators committed to constructive practice
Illustrative ceiling, Great Britain only
If every separated family in Great Britain kept one Coparity space at £12 a month, that is about £346m a year — before practices, or any market beyond the UK.
Where we start
We start in the UK, where the leading apps are mostly US-built and charge each parent separately. The model, the product and the legal lane carry to other common-law markets once it works here.
06Business model
Two revenue lines, one record.
Families
£12
a month per family space
One subscription covers both parents. A 14-day free trial with no card; full access from day one, even if the co-parent never joins.
Family-law practices
£6
per live client a month
Practices invite their own clients and work from the client’s record read-only. Colleagues are free; the first 20 approved practices pay nothing for 12 months.
The two lines feed each other: a practice brings its clients onto Coparity, and a family already on Coparity brings its solicitor. Neither is paid to refer the other.
07Competition
A proven category, with the child left out.
Parents already pay for co-parenting apps at scale — the category is real. The incumbents lead with records for court and mostly charge per parent. Coparity leads with the child’s everyday life, charges once per family, and goes further when things escalate.
| App | Says it serves | Two parents, monthly |
|---|---|---|
| Coparity | Launching in the UK · one price, both parents | £12 |
| Kidtime | Claims 25,000+ coparents | $0–$17 |
| OurFamilyWizard | Claims 1,000,000+ parents and professionals | £18–£36 |
| AppClose | Claims 2M+ parents, 3.1M downloads, category leader by DAU/MAU (Sensor Tower) | $16–$18 |
| TalkingParents | Claims 870k+ families served, court-approved in 50 states | $14–$64 |
| Co-parenting: Shared Parenting | Claims 71,857 families; small US review base | $7–$9 |
Claims and prices from each app’s own site and store listing, checked 2026-10-06. Read the comparisons
Where Coparity is different
- A parenting plan both parents agree and live by, not a document
- Proactive, child-first early signals (Foresight)
- A private legal lane: the parent’s own solicitor, a private chat and a prepared brief
- One price for the family, in pounds, built for UK families and practices
08Where we are
Product built. Launch in sight.
Coparity is pre-revenue and pre-launch. The year so far went into building the full product properly, rather than a thin first version.
Done
- Family product live on coparity.family, with web and iOS at parity
- Billing built per family space, with the trial and lapse rules in place
- Practice accounts: sign-up, approval queue, client invitations and the practice view
- Privacy enforced in the database, with automated tests on every private boundary
- Error monitoring, rate limits on every paid AI call, account deletion and full data export
Next, to launch
- Switch payments to live and take the first paying families
- Independent review of the legal pages, the DPIA and the security model
- Release the iPhone app on the App Store
- Begin outreach to UK family-law practices, starting with the founding 20
09Roadmap
Where the next stage takes us.
- Launch
First families and practices
Live payments, App Store release and the founding practice programme in England and Wales.
- Then
Grow with each child
The Journal’s next phases, and the plan maturing as children grow — age-staged, amended together, never quietly changed.
- Later
Beyond the UK
Other common-law markets where the same family and practice model applies.
What investment would fund
- Launch and the first cohort of families
- Specialist review — legal, child development and security
- Practice partnerships across England and Wales
- The first hires beyond the founder
10Team
Founder-built, by design.
Clarke Noone
Founder
Designed and built Coparity end to end — product, brand, web and iOS apps, backend and AI — and runs it today as a one-person company. The next hires are the ones a launch needs most.
Advisors
We work with specialists for legal, child-development and security review, and are glad to hear from people who could help as advisors.
11Invest
Register your interest
- Stage
- Early stage
- Status
- Open to conversations
Round size, instrument and timing are shared directly with interested investors.
Tell us a little about yourself and Clarke will reply personally — with the full deck, the numbers or a walkthrough of the product.
or write to investors@coparity.family
This page is for information only. It is not an offer of securities or an invitation to invest, and nothing on it is financial advice. Any investment would be made only on the basis of formal documents. Figures checked 2026-10-15.