Therapists and counselors
Offer families a practical structure for communication and follow-through outside the therapy room.
For professionals
Help families bring more structure to co-parenting between sessions.
Zuko gives separated parents a shared place for communication, requests, schedules, expenses, documents, accountability records, and safety controls. We are speaking with professionals who help families navigate difficult co-parenting situations.
Who we support
For the professionals supporting families
Social workers and family-support practitioners
Help parents keep responsibilities, requests, and important information connected across two homes.
Lawyers and family-law professionals
Contribute informed perspectives about the communication and coordination challenges parents may need to navigate.
Parenting coordinators
Give families a more consistent place to organize day-to-day co-parenting details and decisions.
A practical shared system
Make the day-to-day easier to see and manage.
Zuko is designed to reduce ambiguity without asking professionals to become part of every conversation. Parents decide who is invited, what they record, and what they share.
Structured communication
Keep messages contextual and timestamped instead of scattered across unrelated threads.
Requests and schedules
Turn recurring responsibilities and parenting-time changes into visible workflows.
Shared records
Keep expenses, documents, and accountability history connected to the family workspace.
Safety controls
Use reporting and blocking tools when communication becomes unsafe or inappropriate.
Professional involvement
Bring your perspective to clearer co-parenting support.
We welcome conversations with qualified professionals who want to contribute informed feedback, practical guidance, or appropriate support for parents navigating co-parenting relationships. Professional involvement is for education and support—not advertising or client solicitation.
Discuss professional involvementImportant boundaries
A support tool, not a clinical or legal service.
- Zuko does not provide therapy, legal advice, mediation, or crisis support.
- Professionals do not receive access to a client workspace automatically.
- Clients control invitations, permissions, and what they enter or share.
- Do not place confidential clinical notes in Zuko unless appropriate and authorized.
Professional questions
A few things to know before you refer someone.
Is Zuko therapy, mediation, or legal advice?
No. Zuko is a structured co-parenting platform. It does not provide therapy, legal advice, mediation, or crisis support.
Do professionals automatically see a client workspace?
No. Professionals do not receive access automatically. Clients control invitations, permissions, and what they choose to share.
Can Zuko support client education and routines?
Yes. Zuko can complement conversations about clearer communication, shared routines, requests, schedules, and recordkeeping.
How can I contribute as a professional?
Email [email protected] with a short introduction to your professional role, the families you support, and the perspective or guidance you would like to contribute.