PeaceTalk is built for all relationships — but this is where we're starting.
You're no longer together,
but you're still parents.
The schedule, the handovers, the decisions you both have to reach — and the messages that turn into fights.
The message gets through. The attack doesn’t — in either direction.
A tool for both of you, so the focus stays on the kids — all of it, finally, in one calm place.
Cooperative coparent or not, PeaceTalk was built for this.
Cooperative coparent or not, you juggle the same logistics — the schedule, the decisions, the things you've agreed on. PeaceTalk gives all of it a calm, shared home, so what matters — the kids — doesn't get lost in the back-and-forth.
And when things get harder, there's more — coaching that teaches you to see how your messages come across, mediation, and protection for the messages that land hard. See everything PeaceTalk does →
You both join — the same tools, coaching, and rules on both sides. A shared calendar, Talks that reach agreements you both keep, the Foundation you can only change together.
And when a heated moment gets into a message — the dig neither of you meant to write — it’s held before it sends: you see how it would land, and say it in your own words. A shared, level place to sort things out, where neither voice gets the upper hand.
Invited by your coparent? Joining puts the same tools on your side — the same calendar, the same coaching, the same standard on messages in both directions. And in every conversation with the person who invited you, PeaceTalk costs nothing.
Not every attack shouts. The quiet kind — a guilt-trip wrapped in politeness — is caught just the same:
Real output, processed by PeaceTalk — see how the Mirrored Shield works.
When PeaceTalk first contacts the other person, this is what it sends — the invitation to join you, or the introduction of the protected channel. You can read both here, word for word, before you decide anything.
Hi [their name],
[Your name] would like to connect with you on PeaceTalk — a communication app with a space made for coparents, where the focus stays on what matters: the kids.
There are tools for the everyday work of raising kids together: the parenting calendar for the kids’ schedule, Talks that end in concrete agreements you both keep, and the Foundation — what you’ve agreed as coparents, changeable only together.
And the conversation itself runs in PeaceTalk’s Soft Shield, with the same shield on both sides: nobody spots every dig in their own words, so a heated message — from either of you — is held before it sends, and whoever wrote it sees how it would land and says it in their own words. Clean messages arrive exactly as written. It works in both directions — [your name]’s messages just the same.
There’s more when you want it: coaching right inside the conversation, and optional mediation — which only happens if you both choose it.
Your words stay yours: PeaceTalk never writes for you, and no human at PeaceTalk reads your messages — AI processes them. In every conversation with [your name], PeaceTalk is free for you.
Join — it’s free:
[their personal link]
See the website:
https://peacetalk.app/coparenting.html
What the other person sees of you — and never sees — is listed openly here:
https://peacetalk.app/safety.html
No pressure — if now isn’t the right time, nothing happens.
— The PeaceTalk team
Hi [their name],
[Your name] would like to communicate with you through PeaceTalk. The conversation runs through the Mirrored Shield — a channel that holds messages in both directions to one standard: clear, respectful, focused on what matters. [Your name]’s messages are held to it just as yours are. Going forward, [your name] would like to keep your conversations here.
A FEW HONEST THINGS UP FRONT
- It works in both directions — one standard, and [your name]’s messages are held to it exactly like yours. No one is the exception.
- Nothing is rewritten in your name: what arrives is either your message, exactly as you wrote it, or a short, clear summary that is visibly a summary. Every original stays saved, word for word.
- AI processes the messages in this channel — no one at PeaceTalk reads them.
- Free, and no obligation.
You can simply reply by email, as you always have — [your name]’s messages arrive here, and this address reaches [your name] back. Your side needs no app and no account.
How this channel treats a message is described openly on two pages: what each side sees of the other — and never sees (https://peacetalk.app/safety.html) — and the part of the Mirrored Shield page written to your side of the channel (https://peacetalk.app/mirrored-shield.html#other-side). And if this is about coparenting: https://peacetalk.app/coparenting.html
peacetalk.app · https://app.peacetalk.app/privacy
One line is yours to set — how firmly the channel holds the contact: open, firm, or exclusive. Shown here: firm.
Beyond this first email: what each side sees of the other — and never sees — is listed point by point on the safety page.
High conflict and abuse are not the same thing. If contact comes with violence, threats, stalking, or control, no filter is the answer — in Germany, the Hilfetelefon listens around the clock: 116 016. What PeaceTalk can and cannot do, what the other person sees, and where to find help: When it’s more than conflict →
We're opening our beta — a one-month test phase —
to 10 sets of coparents joining together,
and 10 people joining on their own.
Test a new way to communicate about the kids.
Help build something no platform has done before.
Direct input into the features that matter to you.
First pick of your username.
PeaceTalk free. Forever.
After the beta, PeaceTalk opens to everyone.
Founding members keep free access for life.
Tell us which fits your situation — together, or on your own.
Freshly separated or years in, it doesn't matter. There's a place for you either way.
Ad-free. No data selling. Hosted on wind-powered German servers. GDPR compliant. Patent pending.
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