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Truece review

Freemium#18 of 33 in Co-Parenting Apps

Truece combines custody records, communication, scheduling, expenses, and reports in one mobile app.

7.7/10Editor score
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Reviewed by iTechGuides Editors · Editorial team · Updated Oct 2026

Truece is a mobile co-parenting app for separated and divorced parents who need a shared record of family logistics. It brings together in-app messaging, family scheduling, expense and reimbursement tracking, custody-time records, notes, journals, document sharing, and report generation. Parents can share selected information with co-parents, attorneys, mediators, or other connected people. The app supports single and recurring events, linked accounts, child associations, and geo-fenced reminders for custody transfers.

Pricing is straightforward. The free Basic plan includes Events, Expenses, Messages, Notes, Timers, and unlimited linked accounts. The Enhanced plan costs $4.99 per month with monthly billing and includes all Basic features, unrestricted reporting, unlimited data-history retrieval, up to three photos per Notes or Expenses submission, and 5 GB of secure file storage. The paid tier is most relevant for parents who need broader reporting, longer historical access, photo attachments, or document storage alongside the core records.

Truece’s strongest fit is mobile-first co-parenting documentation. Its archived, unalterable message history, custody-time tracking, expense records, and court-admissible PDF reports give parents several ways to organize information around parenting responsibilities. It runs on iOS and Android, but its platform coverage is mobile-only and it does not provide integrations or calls. Choose Truece if a focused mobile record-keeping app with a free entry tier meets your needs; consider another option if desktop access, connected services, or calling are central requirements.

Truece pros and cons

  • Where it wins
    • Free Basic tier covers core co-parenting records and communication
    • Court-admissible PDF reports support documented parenting records
    • Enhanced adds 5 GB storage and unlimited historical retrieval
  • Where it doesn't
    • Available only on iOS and Android
    • No integrations or calling features
    • Enhanced reporting and storage require a paid plan

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