Whose day is it today? Never argue about the calendar again.

The app that organizes your children's time in shared custody: a clear calendar, day swaps that only count when both parents approve, and a history that cannot be edited or deleted — the record of everything you agreed, kept exactly as it was made.

Free plan, no credit card App in English and Portuguese Android and iPhone On Google Play and the web
App home screen: a card showing whose day it is, and the month calendar with each day colored by parent
A pending day-swap request with the Approve and Reject buttons
The rotation wizard building a cycle with father, mother and grandmother
Change history: an immutable log of every change, with date and time
A calendar with three caregivers — father, mother and grandmother — each in their own color

See whose day it is — today and the days ahead

How it works

Three steps to get the calendar out of the chat and put an end to "but you said that…".

1

Create the family and invite the other parent

Each of you signs in with your own account. You can also include grandparents and other caregivers who take part in the routine.

2

Build the calendar together

Set whose day each day is, following your own agreement — alternating weeks, fixed days, holidays. The app always shows who is responsible today and in the days ahead.

3

Need to swap a day? Propose it in the app

The swap only takes effect once the other parent approves. Nothing changes on one person's say-so — and everything is recorded, with date and time.

From one parent to another: why I built Entrelares

This app wasn't born in a business meeting. It was born out of a real need, inside my own family.

I was married for 20 years, and that marriage gave me the most precious thing in my life: my son. When his mother and I realized we would not stay together, we chose to separate with everyone's good in mind — his above all.

Suddenly everything was new: the house, the routine, the habits. But one thing didn't change — wanting to be present in my son's life. Amid the natural friction of a recent separation, what we needed most was exactly what seemed hardest: giving a small child stability and predictability, while fitting everything around his mother's demanding work schedule.

We both needed to know clearly whose day each day was. I tried a spreadsheet — it helped at first, but it soon got complicated and was never at hand when it mattered. I tried an ordinary calendar — too much work to keep up. So I built something of my own, something simple, and it grew until it became a true partner in the time I share with my son.

Talking with other mothers and fathers who had been through a separation, I found the same gap. That's why I decided to open the tool to other families — to take that friction out of the way at such a delicate moment, one you get through with care, love and, above all, respect between everyone involved.

Irineu, founder of Entrelares IrineuFounder and father
  • 🇧🇷 Made in Brazil
  • 🔒 LGPD compliant
  • 🚫 No ads, no data selling
  • 📜 History that can't be altered
  • 💙 The essentials are free

Why not just use a chat app or a spreadsheet?

Because an agreement buried in a conversation turns into an argument. The app exists precisely to take the schedule out of "nobody told me".

💬 Chat app, spreadsheet or paper calendar

  • Messages get lost in the middle of the conversation
  • Everyone writes it down differently — and it's gone by the end of the month
  • Day swaps agreed verbally, with no record
  • Arguments about who said what, and when
  • Nobody trusts what's written down

📅 Entrelares

  • One calendar, identical for both parents
  • Whose day it is today, always in sight
  • A swap only counts with the other parent's approval
  • History with date and time that cannot be deleted
  • Instant notifications — nobody is left out

Watch the record being written

A sentence cannot prove that a record is unchangeable. These are two real screens of the app following the same request — the swap for 31 Aug — from the approval card to the line nobody can take back.

App screen with the pending swap request for 31 Aug 2026: requested by Marina, proposed caregiver Rafael, requested on 23 Aug 2026 7:59 AM, and the Approve and Reject buttons
The app's Reports screen, History tab: the 31 Aug 2026 entry recording that the change came from the swap requested by Marina and approved by Rafael, with its date and time

Built to reduce conflict, not to be one more app

Every detail exists to answer one question quickly and prevent one argument.

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A calendar that's always clear

Open it and see straight away whose day it is — today, tomorrow and across the whole month. A different color for each caregiver.

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Swaps approved by both

Any change to a day becomes a request the other parent approves or declines. No surprises, no "nobody told me".

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History that cannot be altered

Every swap, approval and change is recorded with date and time, in a history that cannot be edited or deleted. If what you agreed ever turns into an argument, it's there — in black and white.

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Real-time notifications

Swap request, approval, reminder: you find out right away, in the app and by e-mail.

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More than mom and dad

Grandparents, stepparents and other caregivers can join the family and take days, under the same approval rules.

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Privacy first

Your family's data is visible only to the people who belong to it. No ads, no data selling.

Install it on your phone in 30 seconds

On Android, get Entrelares on Google Play. On any phone it also installs straight from the browser and opens like any other app — with an icon on your home screen.

🤖 Android

Get it on Google Play

Or from the browser (Chrome):

  1. Go to web.entrelares.app in Chrome.
  2. Tap Install when the prompt appears — or open the ⋮ menu and choose Install app.
  3. Done: the icon shows up on your home screen, like any other app.

🍎 iPhone and iPad (Safari)

  1. Go to web.entrelares.app in Safari.
  2. Tap the Share button (the square with an arrow pointing up). If you can’t see it, tap the Page Menu button and choose Share.
  3. Scroll the list and tap Add to Home Screen. If it isn’t there, tap Edit Actions at the bottom of the list and add it.
  4. Turn on Open as Web App (if you see it), then tap Add. Without it, the icon opens the site in Safari and the app’s notifications never arrive.

The drawing is an illustration of the steps, checked against Apple’s official guide on 21/09/2026 (iOS 27 and iOS 26). Your iPhone’s screen may vary with the iOS version — the button names above are what matter.

Pricing

The essentials are free. Premium unlocks the advanced features — one subscription per family, not per person.

Free
R$ 0/month

Everything two parents need to organize their children's time — no credit card, no catch.

  • Parenting calendar for both parents
  • Day swaps approved by both
  • Immutable history of every decision
  • Real-time and e-mail notifications
  • Planning up to 6 months ahead
  • A daily note on the child's agenda
  • Viewer: someone who follows the plan without editing it (e.g. a grandmother)
Create a free account
Premium
R$ 5,49/month

or R$ 54,90/year — 2 months free

🎉 Launch price until Dec 31, 2026

Promotion valid until December 31, 2026, only when subscribing on the web version (web.entrelares.app). On Google Play, in the Android app: R$ 5,99/month or R$ 59,90/year.

For families that need more people and more range — it covers every caregiver.

  • Grandparents, nanny and other caregivers beyond the couple
  • History report as a PDF (consolidated summary for a period)
  • Planning beyond 6 months (up to 24)
  • Admin mode to correct past days
  • The child's full agenda: school, health, medicine and activities, with routines and reminders
  • Shared expenses, with settle-ups confirmed by whoever receives them
  • A family chat that is permanent, with read receipts
  • A PDF report verifiable by QR code
  • More viewers
  • Everything in the Free plan, of course
Subscribe in the app

🛡️ 7-day guarantee: subscribed and changed your mind? Within 7 days of the payment we refund the full amount (article 49 of the Brazilian Consumer Code) — just write to suporte@entrelares.app.

Prices are in Brazilian reais (R$) and charged in Brazil — we don't quote a converted amount the checkout couldn't honor. The promotional price is valid until December 31, 2026, and applies only to subscriptions made on the web version (web.entrelares.app): payment is by Pix (Brazil's instant payment system — a QR code in your banking app, no card details) or credit card, always in the provider's secure environment (Asaas), so it works best with a Brazilian payment method. In the Android app, the subscription goes through Google Play, on your Google account, at R$ 5,99/month or R$ 59,90/year. The free plan needs no payment method at all and works anywhere with a browser. Cancel whenever you like: the period you paid for runs to the end and no data is deleted — the Premium features simply lock again. The subscription is made inside the app, on the family page, by an administrator.

Frequently asked questions

From the concept to everyday use — what parents ask most before getting started.

How does child custody work after a divorce?
Every family lands on its own arrangement — formal joint custody, sole custody with visitation, or an agreement that was never taken to court. In all of them the practical challenge is the same: knowing who has the child on each day, how holidays and vacations work, and what to do when one of you needs to swap a day. That everyday agreement is what the app organizes — whatever shape the custody takes.
What is a parenting calendar?
It's the agreement that defines whose day each day is — alternating weeks, fixed days, rotating weekends, holidays. When it lives only in each parent's head, or scattered across a chat, it becomes a source of friction. Entrelares puts that calendar in one place, identical for both parents, with every day swap approved by the other parent and recorded with date and time — less arguing about what was agreed, and more predictability for the children.
Is the app available in English?
Yes. The whole app interface is available in English and Portuguese, and you can switch language at any time in your profile. What is never translated is what you write yourself — names, notes and messages stay exactly as you typed them. Prices are charged in Brazilian reais (see Pricing).
Does the other parent need an account too?
The app works best with both of you: you create the family and send an invitation by e-mail. It's with two accounts that day swaps gain mutual approval — the heart of the tool. You can start on your own and invite the other parent whenever you want.
Can the history be used as evidence in court?
The app permanently records every swap, approval and change, with date and time, in a history that cannot be edited or deleted. That record can be useful to document how the parenting agreement was followed — but whether any document counts as evidence is always the judge's decision, and the rules differ from country to country. When in doubt, talk to your lawyer.
Are my data and my children's data safe?
Yes. Each family sees only its own data — that separation is enforced in the database, not just on screen. We show no ads and sell no data, and we follow the LGPD, Brazil's data protection law. See our Privacy Policy (published in Portuguese).
How much does the app cost?
The essentials are free: the calendar for both parents, swaps approved by both, notifications and the history. Premium costs R$ 5,49/month (or R$ 54,90/year, with 2 months free) per family on the web version — a promotional launch price, valid until December 31, 2026 and on that channel only, a single amount that covers every caregiver; on Google Play, in the Android app, it costs R$ 5,99/month or R$ 59,90/year — and unlocks advanced features such as adding grandparents, a nanny and other caregivers beyond the couple, the history report as a PDF and planning up to 24 months ahead. Payment is by Pix (a QR code in your banking app, no card details) or credit card, with a full refund within 7 days (article 49 of the Brazilian Consumer Code); cancel whenever you like without losing any data.
Does it work on iPhone and Android?
Yes. The app runs on any phone with a browser — Android or iPhone — and can be installed on the home screen in seconds, and on Android from Google Play too. See the installation steps.
What if the other parent doesn't approve a swap?
The swap simply doesn't happen: the day stays exactly as the calendar has it, and the refusal is recorded in the history. There's one rule — no day changes without both parents agreeing. That's what keeps the calendar trustworthy for both of them.

Less arguing. More time together.

Create your account, build the calendar and invite the other parent. In ten minutes your children's routine moves from a back-and-forth to a clear agreement.

Get started — it's free