Regular rotation plus exceptions
Keep parenting-time patterns separate from holidays, school closures, vacations, and agreed one-time changes.
Custody calendar
Build custody schedules from 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, alternating weeks, holidays, school breaks, and one-time changes, then publish the resolved dates into the calendars people already use.
Preview schedule for America/Los Angeles. Taylor holds the current feed until Monday at 8:00 AM. Thanksgiving starts Wednesday at 6:00 PM. The subscribed calendar feed updates in place.
A regular week may say one parent has Wednesday. Thanksgiving, winter break, or a written one-time agreement can change that answer. exceptwhen keeps both the base schedule and the winning exception visible.
Keep parenting-time patterns separate from holidays, school closures, vacations, and agreed one-time changes.
Publish a feed for the calendar app each household already uses instead of moving every conversation into another product.
Inspect the source rule and exception behind a day before treating a phone calendar event as the only answer.
Use it when the arrangement already exists and the job is to make the actual days clear: who has the children, when exchanges happen, and which rule produced the answer.
2-2-3 rotation, alternating weekends, or the work cycle the household already follows.
Holiday, school break, approved leave, call block, swap, or one-time written change.
The resolved date is published to subscribed calendars with the source still inspectable.
exceptwhen explains how the planned schedule was resolved. It does not decide legal rights, guarantee court acceptance, or replace advice from a qualified professional.
A calendar event is only useful if a person can inspect why it exists before it reaches everyone subscribed to the feed.
Fri 3:00 PM to Mon 8:00 AM
Base rotation
Mon 8:00 AM to Wed 6:00 PM
School week
Wed 6:00 PM to Sun 6:00 PM
Thanksgiving