Kidtime
7.8#4 in co-parenting appsFrom $99.99 a yearFree planAndroidiOSWeb
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What both publish
| Fact | Kidtime | Truece |
|---|---|---|
| Expenses | Parents can log expenses with receipts, choose custom splits, and track approvals and balances; Kidtime does not process payments or charge transaction fees. | Users can record parenting-related purchases and payments, request or record reimbursements, categorize transactions, and attach receipt or item photos. |
| Integrations | Google Calendar sync is optional and creates a separate Kidtime calendar; Kidtime says it does not read unrelated calendar events. | The maker says users can send reports to themselves, an attorney, or a co-parent, and the subscriptions page says checkout is handled through Stripe. |
| Privacy | Kidtime says it does not sell personal information or use it for advertising, profiling, or automated decisions about users. | The privacy statement says EzR Communications will not sell user data and says background location used for geofenced timer notifications is not recorded, collected, or shared. |
| Purpose | Kidtime is a coparenting app for coordinating child-related events, managing custody schedules, and viewing custody analytics. | Truece provides co-parents and their communities with tools for communication and organization, including messaging, finances, scheduling, notes, custody tracking, and document storage. |
Kidtime plans
- FreeFree
- Premium$99.99 a year
Truece plans
- BasicFree
- Enhanced$4.99 a month
Pick Kidtime if…
You want what its maker publishes above — check its page for the details.
Pick Truece if…
Truece suits separated or divorced parents who want to organize family schedules, expenses, and custody information. It can be used by one parent without the other joining.