Your kids deserve to know where they'll be.

No. SplitDay works without your ex. You can track custody days, log exchanges, and keep score entirely on your own. If you want, you can invite your co-parent later — but it's completely optional.

Yes. Core features including the custody calendar, scoreboard, exchange logging, and budget tracker are completely free. Pro features like kid-friendly printable calendars, household sharing, and in-app messaging start at $3.99/month or $49.99 for lifetime access.

No. You can start using SplitDay immediately without creating an account. Sign in with Google or Apple is optional and only needed for cloud backup, sharing, and Pro features.

Yes. SplitDay is available on the App Store for iPhone and iPad, and on Google Play for Android devices. Your data syncs across devices with a Pro subscription.

Under 5 minutes. Choose your custody pattern (alternating weeks, split week, etc.), name your parents, pick colors, and you're ready to go. No lengthy onboarding or account creation required.

SplitDay supports alternating weeks, alternating weekends, split week, 2-2-3 split, and fully custom schedules. You can also set a specific custody shift time (e.g., 6 PM on Fridays) and manage holidays separately.

Yes. SplitDay supports hourly exchanges. You can select specific hours within a day for split-day arrangements, and the scoreboard tracks both day and hour balances.

Yes. SplitDay has a dedicated holiday management system. You can add holidays, assign them to a specific parent, and they automatically override the regular custody pattern for those dates.

Just tap the day and reassign it to the other parent. SplitDay logs every change with a timestamp, so you always have a record. You can also log swaps, borrows, and returns as exchange types.

The scoreboard tracks the real-time balance of custody days between parents — in both days and hours. It shows exactly who has had the kids more and by how much, eliminating arguments about fairness.

Yes. By providing an objective record of custody days and a real-time scoreboard, SplitDay removes the guesswork and emotion from 'who had the kids more' arguments. The built-in messaging tone meter also helps keep conversations civil.

You can log swaps, borrows, returns, gifts, phone calls, and hourly exchanges. Each exchange is timestamped and includes the date, type, parents involved, and optional notes — creating a complete custody history.

Yes. The History tab shows your complete exchange and custody log with dates, types, and running totals. You can review any past month and see exactly how custody days were distributed.

Yes. Pro users can create a shared household and invite their co-parent, family members, or caregivers. Everyone sees the same calendar, exchanges, and budget in real-time.

Yes. Pro households include a built-in messaging feature with a tone meter that helps keep conversations respectful and focused on the children.

Yes. You can add helpers like grandparents, nannies, or babysitters and assign them to specific days. Family members and friends can also be invited to view the shared calendar with read-only access.

No. Notes you add to exchanges are only visible to you unless you choose to share your household. Even in shared households, each parent controls what they share. Your personal data stays private.

Yes. The built-in budget tracker lets you log child-related expenses, scan receipts with AI, and see a running balance of who owes what. You can split costs 50/50 or use a custom ratio.

Yes. SplitDay uses AI-powered receipt scanning. Just take a photo of a receipt and the app automatically extracts the amount, date, and description — saving you time on expense tracking.

Yes. Pro users can print beautiful kid-friendly monthly calendars with big text, parent colors, and emojis that children can hang on the fridge. You can also export court-ready PDF reports of all custody exchanges.

Yes. You can export a complete, timestamped history of all custody exchanges, day assignments, and expenses as a PDF report. This provides court-ready documentation of your custody arrangement.

While SplitDay is not a legal tool, the timestamped PDF exports provide detailed documentation of custody exchanges, day assignments, and schedule changes. Many family lawyers accept these reports as supporting evidence. Always consult your attorney for legal advice.

Yes. Your data is stored locally on your device by default. SplitDay does not share your information with anyone. Cloud sync uses encrypted connections and your data is never sold or used for advertising.

Yes. All your data is stored locally on your device. SplitDay works fully without an internet connection. Cloud backup and sync across devices are available for Pro users.

If you're signed in with Google or Apple and have a Pro subscription, your data is backed up to the cloud. Simply sign in on your new device and your calendar, exchanges, and budget will sync automatically. Without cloud backup, data is stored locally on the device.

Yes. SplitDay offers a home screen widget for both iOS and Android that shows today's custody status and the upcoming week at a glance — no need to open the app.

SplitDay uses your device's local time zone for all dates and exchanges. If parents live in different time zones, each sees the calendar in their own local time. The custody shift time setting lets you define exactly when custody changes happen.

Yes. You can start using SplitDay immediately — just set your custody pattern and start tracking. There's no data import needed since SplitDay builds your history as you go. Most users are set up in under 5 minutes.

Pro includes kid-friendly printable calendars, household sharing with your co-parent, in-app messaging with tone meter, cloud backup and sync, ad-free experience, and activity logging. Available as monthly ($3.99), annual ($24.99), or lifetime ($49.99).

SplitDay currently tracks one custody schedule per household. For children with identical schedules (most common), one setup covers all. For different schedules, you can create a separate household for each arrangement.