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Co-parenting App vs CustodySplit

Both stand on co-parenting apps. Which one you can start free with, which one lets you read the code, and what each costs once you pay.

Co-parenting App

Free trial AndroidiPhoneWeb

Co-parenting App combines family scheduling, communication and finance tools, with approval controls for proposed schedule changes. Its family subscription covers invited members, but access is paywalled when the subscription ends.

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CustodySplit

Free trial AndroidiPhone

CustodySplit focuses on translating custody arrangements into a shared-style calendar with rotations, holidays and exceptions. Continued use requires either the 59.99 USD annual plan or 7.99 USD monthly plan after the trial.

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The facts

	Co-parenting App	CustodySplit
Free plan	A free trial	A free trial
Open source	Not published	Not published
Runs on	Android, iPhone, Web	Android, iPhone
Lowest paid plan	Family subscription: $8.99 a month	Annual: $59.99 a year
Plans published	1	2
Maker	Not published	CustodySplit
Website	co-parenting.app	custodysplit.com
On co-parenting apps	#20 of 33	#24 of 33

Co-parenting App: what it does well

Shared calendar, chat and responsibility tracking.
Schedule changes require approval from the other parent.
AI can suggest calendar entries from activity schedules.
Chat logs and schedule requests export as verifiable PDFs.
Available on Android, iOS and web.

What to know first

No free plan.
Subscription costs $8.99 a month after the 7-day trial.
Group members see a paywall after subscription ends.

CustodySplit: what it does well

Supports several custody rotation patterns
Editable calendar with handoff days
Alternating holidays can overlay rotations
One-off swaps preserve the base schedule
14-day trial includes all features

What to know first

No free plan after trial
No court reports
Does not provide legal advice
Available only on Android and iOS

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