The child at the centre
An organisation built around the child’s daily life, routines and needs.
Two parents
Shared information to reduce misunderstandings, omissions and unnecessary tension.
Clear follow-up
Schedule, requests, supporting documents and reimbursements gathered in one place.
Useful records
Keep track of what was requested, accepted, disputed, paid or sent.
A platform designed to clarify daily life after separation.
After a separation, disagreements often arise from practical details: residence days, schedule changes, forgotten invoices, prior consent, reimbursements or missing supporting documents. Neok-Budget centralises this information to reduce misunderstandings and keep a clear record.
Parenting schedule
View the days with each parent, holidays, handovers, one-off changes and important events for the child.
Expenses and support
Track child support contributions, exceptional expenses, shared costs, reimbursements and supporting documents relating to the child.
Organised communication
Group requests, replies, agreements, refusals, comments and proof of sending in a structured and accessible space.
1
Enter
Each parent can enter an expense, a request or useful information with the necessary documents.
2
Notify
Important requests are sent to the other parent and kept in the case history.
3
Document
Invoices, payments and documents can be filed to reduce disputes about what was requested or paid.
4
Track
Parents keep a clear view of amounts, statuses, replies and deadlines.
Two homes
A readable organisation, even when the child moves between two homes.
One shared calendar
Residence periods, holidays, activities and appointments are gathered in one place.
Documented expenses
Requests and supporting documents remain accessible, including in case of dispute.
A practical tool, not a conflict space.
Neok-Budget is not intended to replace parents, lawyers or court decisions. The platform helps put a family organisation into practice: enter, send, file, check and keep useful information.
It can be used on the basis of a court decision, a parenting agreement or an agreement between parents, especially when exceptional and shared expenses must be tracked accurately.
A shared space, centred on the child.
Schedule, expenses, supporting documents and useful exchanges: everything needed to move forward with more clarity.