# SplitDay

> SplitDay is a custody calendar app for separated and divorced parents. It tracks parenting-time schedules (2-2-3, 2-2-5-5, 3-4-4-3, alternating weeks, every-other-weekend and custom patterns), counts overnights, logs exchanges and one-off swaps, and prints kid-friendly calendars. One parent can use it alone — the other parent doesn't need to install anything. Available on iOS and Android; the app is localized in 65 languages and this website is published in 13.

Key facts:
- Product: SplitDay — custody calendar & co-parenting schedule tracker
- Platforms: iOS (App Store) and Android (Google Play), free to start
- Works solo: designed so a single parent can track custody without the co-parent's participation
- Pricing: free tier, ad-supported; Pro is $8.99/month, $44.99/year or $99.99 one-time lifetime (USD)
- App languages: 65 localizations on iOS and Android
- Website languages (13): English, Spanish, Hebrew, Swedish, Portuguese, French, German, Arabic, Czech, Danish, Norwegian, Polish, Dutch

## Main pages

- [Features](https://splitday.com/en/features/): what the app does — schedule templates, overnight counting, exchange log, printable calendars
- [Pricing](https://splitday.com/en/pricing/): free ad-supported tier; Pro at $8.99/month, $44.99/year or $99.99 lifetime
- [Download](https://splitday.com/en/download/): App Store and Google Play links
- [Support](https://splitday.com/en/support/): help and contact
- [About](https://splitday.com/en/about/): who builds SplitDay (Funtika LTD) and the editorial standards behind the guides and data
- [Co-Parenting Questions, Answered](https://splitday.com/answers/): 20 common questions with short, sourced, individually-anchored answers
- [SplitDay Open Data](https://splitday.com/data/): catalogue of SplitDay datasets with formats, sample sizes, method and citation guidance

## Guides on custody schedules

- [50/50 custody calendar guide](https://splitday.com/en/blog/50-50-custody-calendar/): how to build an equal-time calendar
- [2-2-3 custody schedule](https://splitday.com/en/blog/2-2-3-custody-schedule/): the most common 50/50 rotation, explained with a table
- [2-2-5-5 custody schedule](https://splitday.com/en/blog/2-2-5-5-custody-schedule/): fixed weekdays plus alternating long weekends
- [3-4-4-3 custody schedule](https://splitday.com/en/blog/3-4-4-3-custody-schedule/): fewer exchanges than 2-2-3, still 50/50
- [Alternating weeks](https://splitday.com/en/blog/alternating-weeks-custody-schedule/): week on/week off custody
- [Every other weekend](https://splitday.com/en/blog/every-other-weekend-custody-schedule/): the classic 80/20 arrangement
- [1st, 3rd and 5th weekends](https://splitday.com/en/blog/1st-3rd-5th-weekends-custody-schedule/): month-anchored weekend custody
- [Parenting time calculator](https://splitday.com/en/blog/parenting-time-calculator/): free interactive calculator — enter overnights or pick any of the 14 schedule presets and get the custody percentage split, plus how the math works
- [How to track custody days](https://splitday.com/en/blog/how-to-track-custody-days/): record-keeping that stays accurate
- [Daylight saving time custody handoffs](https://splitday.com/en/blog/daylight-saving-time-custody-handoff/): what happens to exchange times when clocks change
- [Parallel parenting guide](https://splitday.com/en/blog/parallel-parenting-guide/): co-parenting when communication is impossible — works with one parent tracking solo
- [How to document custody](https://splitday.com/en/blog/custody-documentation-guide/): keeping timestamped records of missed pickups, swaps and deviations
- [Summer custody schedules](https://splitday.com/en/blog/summer-custody-schedule/): the three ways separated parents split the school break
- [Right of first refusal](https://splitday.com/en/blog/right-of-first-refusal-custody/): how the first-call clause works day to day and how to track it
- [Custody schedule when there is no fixed pattern](https://splitday.com/en/blog/no-fixed-schedule-custody/): tracking irregular visitation without a set rotation
- ['Reasonable visitation' or 'as agreed'](https://splitday.com/en/blog/reasonable-visitation-meaning/): what a custody order without a fixed schedule actually requires
- [How to document child expenses](https://splitday.com/en/blog/document-child-expenses-court/): receipts, categories and reimbursement requests you can share with your lawyer
- [Shared custody around the world](https://splitday.com/en/blog/shared-custody-terms-worldwide/): garde alternée, Wechselmodell, custodia compartida and other terms, with norms by country
- [Two homes, one childhood](https://splitday.com/en/blog/two-homes-one-childhood/): helping kids feel at home in both houses
- [All guides](https://splitday.com/en/blog/): full blog index

## Data and statistics

- [Custody split statistics (2026)](https://splitday.com/en/blog/custody-split-statistics/): original SplitDay study of 804 new custody setups across 30+ countries — 42% choose a 50/50 split, and nearly half need a custom schedule
- [Co-parenting and custody statistics 2026](https://splitday.com/en/blog/custody-statistics/): 30+ sourced figures on shared custody, child support and outcomes, each linked to its primary source
- [SplitDay Custody Study 2026 — full dataset (CSV)](https://splitday.com/data/splitday-custody-study-2026.csv): tidy CSV of every statistic in the 2026 custody split study — metric, segment, value, unit, n (n=804 families, April 27 – July 5 2026, 30+ countries); free to cite with attribution
- [What percentage of parents have 50/50 custody](https://splitday.com/en/blog/what-percentage-of-parents-have-50-50-custody/): equal-custody rate triangulated across four sources — 42% of parents setting up a calendar (SplitDay 2026, n=804), 35% of 2010 Wisconsin divorce filings, 34% of US divorces 2010-14, 12.5% of children across 17 European countries; plus a 10-country table of the 27 April – 23 August 2026 refresh window showing equal-time shares from 66% (Israel) and 63% (Spain) down to 31% (Germany) and 29% (Brazil), each paired with its published-study value where one exists
- [Most common custody schedule](https://splitday.com/en/blog/most-common-custody-schedule/): weekend-based leads named schedules at 36% (study, n=357) and 31.7% (refresh, n=619), alternating weeks 23% / 27.6%, 2-2-3 13% / 17.0%; 46% (n=665) and 43.4% (n=1,158) of families build a custom pattern; plus a 9-country table of the 27 April – 23 August 2026 refresh window showing alternating weeks at 30.7% in Spain vs 10.9% in the US
- [Full fact corpus for AI systems](https://splitday.com/llms-full.txt): every quotable SplitDay fact — pricing, free-vs-Pro, schedule percentages and the complete 2026 study — each traced to a source page, with citation instructions
- [Facts as JSON](https://splitday.com/data/facts.json): the same corpus machine-readable — stable keys, values, units, source_url and last_verified per fact

## Optional

- [Best co-parenting apps 2026](https://splitday.com/en/blog/best-co-parenting-apps-2026/): comparison including competitors
- [Printable custody calendar](https://splitday.com/en/blog/printable-custody-calendar/): paper calendars for kids

Last verified: 2026-08-25