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Fayr review

Freemium#24 of 33 in Co-Parenting Apps

A free mobile toolkit for custody calendars, expenses, messaging, and parenting records.

7.1/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Fayr is a mobile co-parenting app for separated parents managing time-sharing schedules, child-related expenses, communication, location check-ins, documents, and parenting records. Its free Lite plan includes the main Fayr features, including a custody calendar, built-in messaging, categorized expenses with notes, images, and receipts, monthly parenting reports, GPS-verified check-ins, shared file storage, and a private parenting journal. With iOS and Android support, it is best suited to parents who want a shared record-keeping system without an upfront subscription.

The free access is the clearest reason to consider Fayr. According to the published plans, Fayr Premium costs $9.99 per month and adds the Geo Location Log, File Vault, PDF Exports, and Private Journal. Those additions focus on documentation: timestamped PDF reports can turn parenting records into portable documents, while the file vault supports photos, screenshots, and PDFs. The pricing page also presents monthly and annual availability, with Premium starting at $9.99 per month. Parents comparing plans should distinguish the free Lite feature set from Premium’s expanded documentation tools.

Fayr’s strongest fit is focused mobile coordination rather than a broad family-services ecosystem. It combines scheduling, messaging, expenses, check-ins, reports, files, and journaling, but it does not include payments, calls, or integrations. That makes it a practical choice for parents who need organized custody records and expense documentation across two mobile platforms. Parents looking for built-in payment handling, calling, or connected third-party workflows should choose an alternative with those capabilities instead. Fayr is most compelling when shared records and mobile access matter more than ecosystem breadth.

Fayr pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free plan includes calendars, messaging, expenses, reports, and journals
    • GPS check-ins, file storage, and PDF reports support detailed records
    • Available on both iOS and Android
  • Where it doesn't
    • Payments, calls, and integrations are not included
    • Premium is required for Geo Location Log, File Vault, and PDF Exports
    • Advanced records may be more than needed for simple scheduling

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