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- What it is
- Store information collected; independent summary not yet available.
- At a glance
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- $6.99
Categories and search queries
Official categories
- Productivity
- Finance
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Key functions
| Function | Availability | Access | Scope | Evidence |
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| Family Sharing | Yes | Unknown | App Store | Store published |
Screens
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Pricing & paywalls
App Store
- Price: $6.99
Ratings & reviews
App Store
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5/5Custody
I am currently going through a child custody situation with my soon to be ex. I wanted to find a way to document everyday activities, conversations with their dad, pictures, etc. in a very simple manner. This app has done alll of those things for me. It is very easy to use which makes it even more of a good investment. On the flip side, I don’t like that you only have four categories that you can document your activities under. I suggest adding additional categories, better yet, adding a custom category so it can be named whatever we choose. Another thing, please fix your time feature. I enter a time and I have to enter it twice because it extends the timeframe. That is very annoying. Other than that, I really like using this app. It has a simple interface that anyone can use, and it just makes documentation easier for your case.
Darianas_Mama · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5Love!!! Makes things easier and organized
Oh my God I wish I had this app three years ago. This is a lifesaver. This can really show another parent that is very delusional about how much parenting time they actually get, how many times there’s disagreements, how many times plans change, how many caregivers are involved, the home environment, factors, text messaging and pictures. It’s all the details I’ve ever needed in one place. If you could just add a text messaging export to this instead of only screenshots/photos it would make all of my legal paperwork super easy. Otherwise this is a fantastic app and I can’t imagine put into words how many times I’ve thought about naming this and now there is one. I have severe OCD and hyperthimesia which is a memory disorder where I can remember a ridiculous amount of detail about things I hear. it may sound great but it can really cause emotional distress to remember everything all the time. This app allows me to get what I am unable to find the time to write about or talk about at mediations. It puts it all into spreadsheets and percentages and shows the facts. Then it has the details as well if needed. Love it! Thank you for making this better.
Carey429 · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5Love this but I think there’s something missing
Even though it appears issues with my ex, fueled by the new spouse, are coming to an end and our case is about to be closed again I came across this app and thought it might be really useful just in case we end up back where we started. I absolutely love it so far! This will be my go to from this day forward and all of the notes, screenshots of call logs, clutter on my personal calendar, receipts, no-shows, and everything else co-Parenting/Parenting or custody related can be put in this app. I only see one thing missing. Either I haven’t figured out how or there’s no way to add calls between parents. If I’m not overlooking it and it’s not an option that's currently available, please consider adding it. I can’t possibly be the only parent who would find the ability to log parent to parent calls extremely useful. If that’s an option I’ve missed, I’ll immediately change my rating to 5 stars. If you update the app so parent to parent phone calls can be logged, I might contact Apple and ask if they can add a 6th star just for your company.
SunshineStateGirl93 · 31 Jul 2026
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5/5A must for the real Dads
The task of keeping track of time, money and everything else “life” has to offer when you’re trying to just do your job and be a good parent. I gotta say one of my favorite features is the receipt scan. It will scan a long receipt in one shot and the picture is easy to view afterwards. Secondly I love how the data can be spit out in a visually pleasing and easy to read format. I love that the app is a buy once and use forever type since a lot of stuff is going towards subscriptions but kudos to the developers for not going that route. THIS IS THE MUST HAVE APPS FOR ANY PARENT NEEDING A ONE STOP SHOP TO TRACK THEIR TIME & EXPENSES. It’s very intuitive after you mess with it for a couple minutes and everything can be edited so no worries about inputting errors.
Chess Noob · 31 Jul 2026
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4/5So glad we found this app
This app has been such a godsend when documenting everything for custody. It has helped declutter our office space and our phones of the notes on phones, notebooks, printed and saved emails and photos and screenshots etc.... Also has made life easier where we no longer have to keep the custody order close at hand to reference the schedule variations for holidays and summer. It’s all in this apps calendar all the way until child turns 18. Especially love the best interest factors. That has helped the lawyer and judge be able to have a minimal amount of documentation to sift through and even the judge agreed the report print out was easier to read and see since we were able to Print out only what was relevant to the matter at hand. Currently I and my spouse(stepparent) only use it because other parent refuses to agree with having an app for coparenting allowed in the court order. One suggestion we have is maybe have a section on the options (where it has memo, time, calls, expenses) for child’s sports schedule or an extracurricular section (to be able to rename it) for those schedules. Currently we have to use the memo option but would really like to make this easier by having a sport or extracurricular (ex: scouts) option to choose to input on calendar.
PrimaryDad17 · 31 Jul 2026
Privacy & accessibility
App Store
Privacy
- Data Not Linked to You — App Functionality — Identifiers — User ID Developer declared
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- Data Not Linked to You — Identifiers Developer declared
- Data Not Linked to You — Usage Data Developer declared
Accessibility
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Versions
App Store
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2.6.4
- Dropbox API update addressing upcoming permissions enhancements - Minor user interface improvements (iPad)
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2.6.5
- Calendar Home Screen widget is now available in extra-large size (requires iPadOS 15) - New predefined reporting periods: next month, next year, year-to-date - Minor compatibility fixes for iOS 15
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2.6.8
- Minor report layout enhancements - Minor user interface enhancements
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2.6.9
- Report calendar no longer shows days outside reporting period - Minor user interface enhancements
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2.7.1
- Enhanced differences reporting (actual vs. schedule) - First weekday selection (Sunday / Monday) - Option to hide notes in the "Log" and "Best Interests of the Child" report chapters - Data sharing user interface enhancements
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2.7.3
- Redesigned report settings: quick section selection, filter for disagreements, added "Best Interests of the Child" layout to the "Custody Journal" section. - Minor user interface refinements Please review your report configuration to adjust the new settings.
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2.7.4
- Event editor enhancements - Fixed a rare issue that could prevent report calendar output when a reporting period of 7-8 weeks was selected
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2.7.5
- Enhanced best interests factors dictionary (15 new tags) - New URL field in the event editor for storing links to websites or external content If you are using best interests factors, consider reviewing your records to take advantage of the expanded dictionary. Tagging your records allows you to generate the "Best Interests of the Child" section of the report. Give this document to your attorney to minimize the time required to prepare a legal brief.
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2.7.6
- New court-friendly feature: the "Custody Journal" section of the report can now include the date each record was last modified. - Enhanced compatibility of exported XLS spreadsheet (containing specific URL links) with Apple Numbers.
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2.7.7
- Enhanced compatibility with future iOS versions. - You can now add the Reminders widget to the Lock Screen.
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2.7.9
- Minor compatibility enhancements for iOS 17. - Reminders widget improvements.
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2.8.1
- Enhanced reporting options: text filters, customizable section titles, hashtag support - New app icon - Minor UI improvements Take your reporting to the next level with advanced features that allow you to create custom reports tailored to specific topics. Use text filters and hashtags to refine the scope of your reports or to exclude unnecessary records. For better organization and clarity, set custom section titles within your reports. Plus, enjoy our new app icon and subtle UI improvements for an even smoother experience.
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2.8.2
- Added dark and tinted app icon variants for iOS 18
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2.8.3
- Important update reversing changes introduced in version 2.8.2, which could cause the app to crash on some devices App stability is a top priority for us, and we’re dedicated to ensuring a seamless experience. The crash was related to issues in Apple’s latest release of development tools (Xcode), which have been resolved in this update.
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2.8.4
- Enhanced navigation to recurring events - Minor UI refinements
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2.8.6
- Added dark and tinted app icon variants for iOS 18 - Minor UI improvements
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2.8.7
- Calendars can now display week numbers for easier tracking of rotating custody schedules (odd/even weeks) - Minor UI improvements
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2.8.8
- Yearly recurring events can now be scheduled relative to moving holidays like Easter Sunday, Memorial Day, and more This new option, available for users in the United States, Canada, and Australia, lets you set parenting time (and other event types) to repeat before, on, or after selected holidays. Easily model provisions such as "Parenting time starts at 6 p.m. the day before Easter in even-numbered years." Alimentor will automatically schedule future occurrences relative to the selected holiday, even as dates shift each year.
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2.8.9
- The new Activity Log shows recent sync events and deleted records, giving you useful information if something doesn’t look right - Minor internal tweaks and optimizations
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2.9.1
- Improved calendar display when multiple events occur at the same time - Refined app icon with a simpler design
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2.9.2
- Interface updated for Liquid Glass - The app window on iPad is now resizable - Internal improvements for iOS 26
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2.9.3
- Minor visual tweaks following changes in iOS 26.1
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2.9.4
- Significantly expanded custody factors library (57 total) - Enhanced factor picker with search for easier record organization - Assigned factors are now visible in the timeline - Timeline search now includes custody factors - Alerts can now be scheduled after a planned record end date, supporting follow-up documentation
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2.9.5
- Custody factors picker now includes factor-specific guidelines - More control over report photos with a new Photo Size setting and smarter layout - New report options to show or hide parenting-time totals (hours, nights, percentages) - Improved calendar bar ordering for a clearer parenting-time overview - Cleaner, more readable reports with improved pagination
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2.9.6
· 5 May 2026
- Home calendar now includes an All setting, letting you view all event types together - Added quick actions for creating new entries from Control Center, Siri, and Shortcuts - Alimentor now stays on your home time zone during travel, even when your device changes time zones
Alternatives
- Peaceful CoParenting Messenger — Same category + similar ratings
- TalkingParents: Co-Parent App — Same category + similar ratings
Availability by market
- US
Data quality & evidence
- Page completeness
- Live store listing
- Last verified
- 31 Jul 2026
- Sources
- App Store
- Independent summary has not been published yet.
- Screenshots: not yet collected