Co-parenting app for shared custody
KidsAtBoth gives you and your co-parent one custody calendar, a shared expense tracker with receipts and approvals, and a message thread nobody can edit. When a lawyer or mediator asks, export a clean family record in one tap.
30 days free, then $79/yr (USD) for your whole family. Both parents, one price.
The demo uses a sample family. No account, nothing to install.
Custody schedule app
Set your base custody schedule and handover time once. Both parents see the same days, and swaps only change the calendar when the other parent says yes.
Shared custody expense tracker
Snap the receipt and choose the split. Your co-parent approves or rejects it with a reason, and the balance only counts what you both agreed to.
Co-parent communication app
One thread for the two of you. Messages can’t be edited or deleted, and every one is timestamped in your family’s time zone.
For lawyers and mediators
Export the custody schedule with every request and answer, all expenses with totals, and the full message history as one clean PDF.
Add your name, your kids and the custody schedule you already follow.
They join with their email. The calendar fills in as soon as they accept.
Handovers, swap requests, receipts and messages, with both of you seeing the same thing.
Pricing
30 days free, then $79/year (USD) for your whole family. Or pay $11.99 a month. Both parents and the kids are covered, and the other parent never pays.
$79USD / year
About $6.58 a month. Save 45% compared with monthly.
$11.99USD / month
Pay month to month. Switch to yearly any time.
One price covers your whole household: both parents and the kids. The other parent never pays. 30 days free with no card needed to start. Cancel anytime.
Plans renew automatically until you cancel, and you can cancel anytime in the billing portal. See the Terms of Service and Privacy Policy.
Wherever you live
Pick your family’s time zone, currency and date format when you set up. Both parents then see the same times and amounts, even if one of you moves or travels. Amounts can be in US, Canadian, Australian or New Zealand dollars, pounds or euros.
Use it alongside your parenting plan, custody order or separation agreement. The base schedule mirrors your parenting time, and the family record gives your lawyer or mediator the facts in one document. KidsAtBoth is not legal advice.
Comparing apps?
If you’re looking for an OurFamilyWizard alternative, KidsAtBoth focuses on the everyday three: the custody calendar, shared child expenses and co-parent messages. One family plan covers both parents, and the design stays calm and neutral so neither parent feels the app takes sides.
A co-parenting app gives separated or divorced parents one shared place for the custody schedule, child expenses and messages, so nothing depends on memory, screenshots or long text threads. KidsAtBoth keeps all three together and both parents see the same thing.
Yes. You set a base custody schedule once (week on/week off, 2-2-3, 2-2-5-5 or every other weekend, with your handover time), and both parents see it. Swaps and holidays are requests: they only change the calendar after the other parent approves.
Add an expense with a photo of the receipt and choose the split (50/50 or another percentage). Your co-parent approves it or rejects it with a reason, and the balance shows who owes whom from approved expenses only.
No. Messages in KidsAtBoth are permanent and timestamped, so both parents can trust the history. That also keeps conversations calmer.
You can export a family record PDF with the custody schedule and request history, expenses with totals and the full message history. It shows the parties, the date range, the time zone, when it was generated, page numbers and a SHA-256 fingerprint so a copy can be checked. Whether a court accepts it is up to the court; ask your lawyer.
Yes, if you want something simpler. KidsAtBoth focuses on the three things co-parents use every week: the custody calendar, shared expenses and messages. One family plan covers both parents. KidsAtBoth is not affiliated with OurFamilyWizard.
Yes. KidsAtBoth works anywhere: each family picks its time zone, currency (US, Canadian, Australian or New Zealand dollars, pounds or euros) and date format, and both parents see the same times and amounts. It works alongside a parenting plan, custody order or separation agreement wherever you live. It is not legal advice.
Yes. The live demo uses a sample family, needs no account and lets you play both parents.
After a 30-day free trial it is $79 per year or $11.99 per month (US dollars) for the whole family. Yearly works out to about $6.58 a month. Prices are charged in USD wherever you live.
No. One subscription covers your whole household: both parents and the kids. The second parent joins for free and gets everything the first parent has.
The trial starts when you create your family and needs no card. Before it ends, either parent can subscribe yearly or monthly. If nobody subscribes, your calendar, expenses and messages stay available, and the PDF family record export is paused until you subscribe.
Yes. Cancel from Billing in the app whenever you like. Your plan stays on until the end of the period you paid for, and nothing is charged after that.
Yearly ($79) saves about 45% compared with twelve months of monthly ($11.99 × 12 = $143.88). Monthly is there if you would rather pay as you go, and you can switch plans later.
Play both parents, propose a swap, add a receipt and download the family record. When you’re ready, your own family gets 30 days free.
Open the live demo