BEFORE YOU BEGIN
Your questions about the co-parenting app.
Plain answers about communicating after separation, the message checks, shared arrangements and getting started.
Can I use the co-parenting app without court orders?
Yes. Clearline is for separated parents who want help with messages and shared arrangements, including parents without orders. If you have orders, add them and review the conditions used by the checks. Explore the co-parenting message demo.
How does Clearline help with difficult co-parenting messages?
The message check explains wording that was flagged and offers alternatives where there is wording to work with. You choose whether a suggestion says what you mean. The chosen wording is checked again. You can also leave the draft unsent. Try a difficult draft.
Can Clearline check messages when I have a family violence order?
You can add a family violence order and review the conditions Clearline uses for message checks. The app does not give permission to contact someone or decide what an order allows. Ask your lawyer about your own conditions. Message checks and your orders.
How are my orders used?
Upload your orders as a PDF, review the reading and confirm it before use. Clearline checks messages against those conditions. Your lawyer can help with anything unclear. Adding your orders.
What do Within, Caution and Held mean?
Within means the check found no issues against the orders used. Caution asks for another look. Held means the message cannot go as written. Caution and Held lead to options to review the wording or leave it. Try the sample checker.
Does a check give me legal advice?
No. Clearline flags wording for review. It does not decide what an order means or guarantee the legal effect of a message. Advice about your orders comes from your lawyer. Orders and official information.
Does every message have to wait?
No. In a calm conversation, a message that passes the final check sends when you tap Send. In a heated conversation, your own wording gets a 30-second Edit / Send now window. Quiet hours may hold a non-urgent message until morning. The final check.
What does Clearline cost?
A$11.90 a month · A$119 a year. Both include GST. Pay A$119 upfront for a year and get two months free: 12 months for the price of 10. There is a seven-day free trial on a first subscription. One parent pays, the other joins free. View pricing.
How do I manage or cancel a subscription?
Manage your subscription on the Clearline website. Cancel any time on the website. There is no in-app purchase. Subscription details.
Is Clearline in the App Store?
iPhone app coming. Today, use Clearline in your browser or install the web app to your home screen. Add the web app to your phone.
Can I share the record with my lawyer?
Yes. The record keeps both sides of the conversation together and can be exported for your lawyer. Each parent nominates their own lawyer. A private note for a lawyer stays separate from the conversation. What a lawyer receives.
Does Clearline have a shared co-parenting calendar?
Clearline has shared arrangements, tasks, agreed notes and a calendar feed. Review a task, propose it and have both parents confirm the arrangement. Agreed dates and children’s birthdays can appear in your calendar. Arrangements and the record.
Do I need a password?
No. Sign in with a one-time code. Account deletion is available in Settings. Account and record protection.
Where is Clearline hosted?
Clearline is Australian-made and hosted in Sydney. It is operated by DEV X PTY LTD, an Australian company registered for GST. The privacy policy explains how information is handled. Read the privacy policy.
Does the sample checker send my message?
No. The sample runs in this page using sample orders. It does not use your own orders, save the draft or send a message. Try a sample message.
A MOMENT BEFORE SEND
Start with a clearer conversation.
Seven-day free trial. One parent pays, the other joins free.