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Alimentor 2 review

#25 of 33 in Co-Parenting Apps

A focused Apple app for documenting custody, expenses, evidence, and court-ready reports.

7.0/10Editor score
Alimentor 27.0 Visit Alimentor 2

Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Alimentor 2 is designed for parents who need a structured record of custody and co-parenting activity. It tracks planned and actual parenting time, parent-child calls, child-related expenses, reimbursements, notes, and supporting evidence. Attachments can include receipts, photos, emails, PDFs, and scanned documents. The app can work independently without requiring the other parent to use it, making it suited to documentation-heavy co-parenting situations on Apple devices.

Pricing is split by platform. The iPhone & iPad plan is listed at $6.99 USD with annual billing and covers custody tracking and reporting on those devices. The Mac plan is listed at $24.99 USD with annual billing and provides the full Alimentor workspace for Mac. A 30-day free trial is available for the Mac version, and the official site notes that taxes may apply. The published plans show no free plan, so buyers should choose the platform coverage they need before purchasing.

Its strongest area is documentation depth. Court-oriented reports can include calendars, summaries, comparisons, and detailed listings, while custody factors and Best Interests of the Child documentation support more structured records. iCloud provides backup, synchronization, and sharing, and automatic exports can connect with iCloud, Gmail, Google Calendar, and Outlook calendars. Excel spreadsheet export adds another route for working with records. Choose Alimentor 2 if detailed custody documentation and reporting matter most; choose another option if you need built-in payments, messaging, video calls, or non-Apple support.

Alimentor 2 pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Detailed custody calendars and planned-versus-actual parenting records
    • Attachments, expenses, reimbursements, and call histories in one workspace
    • Court-oriented reports with iCloud sync and external calendar exports
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on iPhone, iPad, and Mac
    • iOS and macOS versions are sold separately
    • No payment processing, messaging, or video-call features

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