No promises, no slogans
What M4M actually does
These are the tools — what's already built, what's on the way, and what each one does. What's written here is what exists.
The Guide
Built — opening to the first testers
An organized walkthrough of the process in Israel — from the first strain to stable co-parenting. Each chapter explains what happens, what to expect, and which questions to bring to your professionals.
The First 72 Hours
Built — opening to the first testers
A focused path for the first days: what's truly urgent, what can wait, and where to get help — step by step.
The Co-Parenting Workspace
Built — opening to the first testers
A shared parenting-time calendar, expense tracking with a clear split, and day-swap coordination — built so both parents see the same picture, with no arguments about what was agreed.
The Message Coach
Built — opening to the first testers
When you need to write the other parent a hard message — the coach helps phrase it factual and calm, focused on the kids. You decide what gets sent.
The Document Vault
Built — opening to the first testers
A secure, encrypted place for the period's important documents — organized so your lawyer can use it when needed.
The Companion
In development
An AI companion that knows the stage you're in and answers in Hebrew, with full transparency about what it is and isn't. In development — opening gradually.
The Professional Directory
Built — opening to the first testers
Therapists and mediators — each will be vetted before appearing, with a clear profile and a simple way to reach out when you decide it's needed.
The line we don't cross
M4M provides information, frameworks for thinking, and practical tools — and routes you to professionals when needed. It does not give legal advice, therapy, or medical recommendations. The decisions stay with you and your professionals.