Co-Parenting Guide
Two-home logistics: schedules, handoffs, and shared expenses, with every message to the other parent kept as a draft.
The problem it solves
Two homes means two schedules, a stream of logistics messages, activities and appointments that collide with handoffs, and shared medical costs that are easy to lose track of.
What Grok Bot will do for you
- Keeps a shared parenting-time schedule on a dedicated Google Calendar you approve.
- Tracks activities and medical and dental appointments that affect either home.
- Tracks medical bills and reimbursements in Drive, with amounts taken from a source.
- Sorts co-parent email down to logistics only, so you can read the facts first.
- Drafts short, neutral replies. Messages to the co-parent always stay drafts until you approve them.
- Keeps a dated, factual record in Drive. Sends a weekly summary.
Routines it sets up
| Routine | When | What you get |
|---|---|---|
| Co-parent sweep | Weekdays, afternoon | Sorts logistics email, updates lists, writes drafts. |
| Weekly co-parent summary | Your weekly time | The week ahead: handoffs, activities, medical, reimbursements, drafts. |
| Morning briefing section | Daily | Today by child, open swaps, drafts waiting. |
What's inside the PDF
- What the Butler does in this guide
- What you need
- Before you start
- How to install this guide
- Routines this guide runs
- Approvals to switch on
- Limits, honestly
Who it's for
Parents running two homes who want schedules, handoffs, and shared costs tracked, with every message to the other parent kept as a draft.
How it works
Download it. Upload it to your Grok Bot and it walks you through setting up the routines.
The setup prompt is inside the PDF. Grok Bot asks before it sends, pays, or deletes anything.
Co-Parenting Guide: Two-home logistics: schedules, handoffs, and shared expenses, with every message to the other parent kept as a draft. $37, PDF delivered after checkout. Digital product, no refunds.
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