New app in Singapore to help divorced couples co-parent and reduce conflict, so divorce is easier on children


The new app was designed to prioritise accountability and transparency in co-parenting, said the Community Justice Centre. - Photo: ST

SINGAPORE: A new mobile application to help divorced couples co-parent was launched by the Community Justice Centre (CJC) on Friday (Sept 20), in hopes of reducing miscommunication and conflict.

This comes in the light of social service agencies seeing more people seeking co-parenting support and a high volume of divorce cases assisted by CJC’s social and legal services. CJC is targeting 500 users in the first year.

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