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CustodySplit review

#30 of 33 in Co-Parenting AppsCalendar Apps

A focused custody scheduler for co-parents who mainly need calendar coordination.

6.4/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

CustodySplit is a mobile scheduling app for separated and divorced co-parents who need a shared view of parenting time. Users describe custody arrangements in plain language, then receive a calendar covering rotating patterns, alternating holidays, exchanges, and one-off changes. Linked co-parents can view the same calendar, with year-at-a-glance visibility available on iOS and Android. It is positioned as an organizational scheduling tool rather than legal advice or a legal record.

Pricing is straightforward but paid-only. The Annual plan costs $59.99 per year and includes complete app access plus a 14-day free trial. The Monthly plan costs $7.99 per month and includes the same complete app access and 14-day trial. The trial gives families a way to assess the scheduling workflow before a subscription begins, while the annual option reduces billing frequency for households expecting to use the app over a longer period.

Its strongest fit is a narrow one: organizing custody schedules. Plain-language setup, rotating patterns, holiday planning, exceptions, swaps, linked calendars, and AI-assisted schedule generation address the practical work of coordinating parenting time. Families looking for expenses, documents, court reports, integrations, or broader co-parenting management should choose a more comprehensive alternative. CustodySplit is a sensible choice when calendar clarity is the main need, but it should not be treated as legal evidence or a replacement for legal guidance.

CustodySplit pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Builds schedules from plain-language custody descriptions
    • Handles rotating patterns, holidays, exceptions, and swaps
    • Offers linked shared calendars and AI-assisted schedule generation
  • Where it doesn't
    • No free plan; access requires a paid subscription after the trial
    • Does not provide court reports, expense tracking, or document tools
    • No listed integrations beyond its shared calendar experience

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