Compare co-parenting apps

Choosing a co‑parenting app in the UK

There are several good co-parenting apps, built for different families. Here's an honest look at what each one costs for the two of you and what it does, using each company's own website.

  • Prices checked 6 October 2026
  • 6 apps side by side
  • Sources for every fact

What the two of you pay

Every price is for both parents, cheapest first. Apps that charge per parent are doubled.

Features side by side

The differences that matter most. Each full comparison has the detail and the sources.

  • Yes:
  • Partly:
  • No:
  • Not stated:
FeatureShared StepsOurFamilyWizardTalkingParentsAppClose2housesamicable
One price for both parentsYes: No: Partly: No: Yes: Yes:
Changes agreed by bothYes: Yes: Partly: Yes: Yes: Partly:
Tone checkYes: Yes: Partly: Yes: Not stated: Not stated:
Calls without numbersYes: Yes: Partly: Yes: Not stated: Not stated:
Shared costsYes: Yes: Partly: Yes: Yes: Yes:
Shared documentsYes: Yes: Yes: Yes: Yes: Yes:
Access for your childYes: Yes: Not stated: Yes: Yes: Not stated:
Mediator accessYes: Yes: No: Yes: Yes: Not stated:
Court-ready recordsNo: Yes: Yes: Partly: Partly: Partly:
Web appNo: Yes: Yes: Yes: Yes: No:
Works fully in the UKYes: Yes: Partly: Yes: Yes: Yes:

What to look for

  • The price for both of you

    Some apps charge each parent, so a family pays twice. Compare what the two of you will pay, not the headline price.

  • Whether it works in the UK

    Several apps are built for US family courts. Check that calls, payments and records work with UK numbers and banks.

  • Evidence, or everyday life

    Some apps record every call and message for court. If you've reached an agreement, you may want calm and simplicity more.

  • What your co-parent sees

    Look for clear privacy: no location tracking you didn't choose, and messages that stay between the two of you.