Shared costs for the children, clear for both of you.
Agree the split per type of cost, log expenses with receipt references, see the running balance and produce a clear statement. No subscription.
What to know
- Co-parenting apps track who spent what and who owes whom, often as a yearly subscription (for example $59.99 a year for both parents).
- Some apps let you split costs according to your agreement or court order (Lerch Early).
- If records are for a mediator or court, check that the format is accepted.
What is inside
Agreement
Each parent's share per type of cost: school, childcare, health, clothing, activities and more.
Expenses
Date, what, type, amount, who paid and the receipt reference.
Balance
Who owes whom, including payments between parents.
Statement
A clear statement with every expense and share, ready to share.
Who it is for
- Separated and divorced parents
- Parents who prefer not to share an app account
- Mediators who want a simple shared format
Get it
$14 one-time
- One file that opens offline in any browser
- No account, no upload, no subscription
You get the file within one working day.
Questions
Do we both need it?
No. One parent can keep the log and share the statement.
Is this legal advice?
No. Follow your own agreement or court order.
Where is the data?
Only on your device.