How parents use Lina

Child information

The allergy the other home did not know about

A child is diagnosed with a new food allergy at a doctor's visit. The information needs to reach the other home before the next handover.

With Lina: The parent updates the child's medical information once. The other parent sees it immediately — no need for a separate text or call.

Equipment lists

The rain jacket that is always at the wrong house

A child arrives at school without rain gear because no one was sure which home had it. Small things like this create unnecessary friction.

With Lina: Shared equipment lists show what is at each home. The list stays up to date, so the jacket follows the child.

Threads

The school event buried in a text chain

School sends information about a parents' meeting. One parent forwards it by text, but the details get lost between practical messages about pickup and dinner.

With Lina: A dedicated thread for school keeps everything together. Details are easy to find without scrolling through unrelated messages.

Shared album

The first bicycle ride you almost missed

A child learns to ride a bicycle at one home. The other parent only hears about it days later and never sees the moment.

With Lina: Photos go into the shared album. Moments are shared automatically — regardless of which home the child is in.

Care schedule

The handover mix-up on a holiday week

Holiday weeks change the regular schedule. Both parents remember a different version of the plan, and the child ends up in the middle.

With Lina: The care schedule shows both parents the same overview. Changes are visible immediately, so there is one version of the truth.

Contacts

The dentist number no one could find

A child has a toothache at one home. The parent needs to call the dentist but does not have the number — it was saved in the other parent's phone.