For co-parents
Sovela is built for the tense message, the unclear line in the plan and the hard handover. It helps when you need it, and steps back as you need it less.
When a draft runs hot, Sovela offers a calmer version that keeps your facts, numbers and dates exactly as you wrote them. You decide what's sent.
Your draft is checked by Sovela's servers in your country and isn't kept. Nothing reaches the other parent until you send it.
What you send is kept word for word. Messages can't be edited or deleted afterward, by anyone.
Four coaching levels, from drafting with you to switched off. You choose the level.
After a run of calm messages, Sovela suggests stepping down a level. Coming.
Short lessons, each ending with a question that shows why.
Ask what your parenting plan means and get the section and the plan's exact words, before it becomes an argument.
Montana families can ask what the law says. Answers come only from passages an attorney has reviewed, each with its citation. It's legal information, not advice.
A Montana child-support estimate, worked from the state's own guidelines and worksheets.
Delivery is confirmed, with text or email backup. Read times are never collected.
Choose when messages reach you, with digests and quiet hours. A true emergency still gets through, and each use is recorded.
Schedules, holidays and swaps, where a change takes effect only when both parents agree.
Shared expenses show dollars and percent. A disputed expense stays on the record, with both parents' reasons.
Record payments made with Venmo, Zelle, Interac and others. Sovela never moves money.
Bring in expenses from your bank's CSV export or from YNAB. Only the ones you choose are kept.
Your private notes and documents don't exist on the other parent's side. Your attorney sees only what you choose to share.
Everything works even if only you use Sovela. The other parent joining is a bonus, not a requirement.
The core of Sovela is free, for both parents: messages, the calendar, money, the vault and records.