The concept of planned co-parenting is still in its infancy stage in society. All that we ask is that participants be malleable with their pre-existing notions of dating to try out an arrangement focused structure.

Meet in person at our social mixers, match with them through our app post event.

There is no single, absolute way to start a co-parenting relationship. As a baseline, it is the concept of seeking a partner with the primary intention of forming a two person team in raising a child. The details and the specifics of an arrangement are up to the parties involved, just as they would be in any type of relationship. The key difference is that potential co-parents step out of the expected societal norms of romance, marriage and children.

In an ideal world, every couple is perfectly compatible in romance, personalities and partnership. In the real world, most of us must prioritize. Those who seek a co-parent recognize the difficulties of finding a partner who checks every box and thus chooses to prioritize partnership.

Typically no but each couple can decide for themselves.

Children learn and observe the behaviors of their guardians. If they see their parents co-living and arguing all the time, this becomes the norm for them. If they see their parents living separately but working cooperatively and respectfully with one another, this will be the norm for them.

Dating and social apps have given society the illusion of abundance. They have watered down the effort and the connection that people make and replaced quality with volume. One of our core tenets is to provide an environment for users to meet in person first and so we are limited to NYC for now.

Users pay per event or a monthly subscription. Full pricing will be announced in the upcoming months.