2houses
6.7#12 in co-parenting appsFrom $8.25 a monthAndroidiOSWeb
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Custody X Change
7.9#3 in co-parenting appsFrom $6 a monthFree planAndroidiOSWebmacOS
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| Fact | 2houses | Custody X Change |
|---|---|---|
| Calendar sync | The calendar can synchronize with iCal, Google Calendar, Outlook, and other standard calendar applications on desktop and mobile. | The maker says users can sync their custody calendar with services such as Google Calendar or Outlook. |
| Company history | 2houses was founded by Gill Ruidant in May 2011. | The company says Custody X Change began in 2005 when a family lawyer and software developer collaborated on parenting-time calculations. |
| Founded | 2011 | 2005 |
| Messaging | Parents can message each other, their children, or a mediator; conversations can be archived or printed but cannot be deleted. | Subscribers can message a linked co-parent with read receipts, message reports and a hostility monitor; messages cannot be edited or deleted. |
| Privacy | 2houses says family information is not shared with third parties and each parent's private information is inaccessible to the other parent. | The privacy policy says personal information may be stored on company or third-party cloud servers and identifies Stripe and PostHog as US-based subprocessors. |
| Purpose | 2houses helps separated parents communicate and organize care and well-being for their children. | Custody X Change helps users create and manage custody schedules and parenting plans, calculate parenting time, and organize co-parenting information. |
2houses plans
- For the whole family$8.25 a month
Custody X Change plans
- Free versionFree
- Free versionFree
- Parent plan$6 a month
Pick 2houses if…
It suits separated parents who want shared scheduling, family records, messaging, and expense tracking. It may also fit families that need to give children, relatives, or mediators access.
Pick Custody X Change if…
Custody X Change suits parents organizing parenting time, schedules, plans, expenses, and communication. Its professional product is described as designed for attorneys, mediators, and judges who need shared client records and collaboration.