Common questions

Yes - 30 full days with every feature unlocked. No credit card needed to start. After the trial, choose a subscription if you want to keep going.

Yes - that's the whole point. You invite them with a simple code or link (takes 30 seconds). Both parents need the app to share expenses, calendars, chat, and tasks. It only works when both sides are on it.

All data is encrypted in transit and at rest on secure Firebase servers. Your personal data is never visible to your co-parent. Shared data (expenses, calendar, chat) is only accessible to linked co-parents. We never sell or share your information with anyone.

The app is available in English, Hebrew, Russian and Arabic, with full right-to-left layout support, and it detects your phone's language automatically. This website is published in English and Hebrew; the privacy policy and terms are also available in Russian and Arabic.

Yes. The app supports multiple co-parenting partnerships. Each relationship has its own separate space - expenses, chat, calendar - completely private from each other.

Yes. The app works offline for viewing and basic tasks. Everything syncs automatically the moment you reconnect.

From the app, share a 6-digit code or a link via WhatsApp (or any messaging app). They download the app, enter the code, and you're connected. Most co-parents join within minutes.

Calendar events sync to your phone's native calendar. Expense reports are available as monthly PDF summaries. Chat history is always available in the app as a permanent record.

No. Child support is set by a court or in your agreement, and the app does not calculate it, split it or collect it. What it does is document everything that sits alongside it: the shared expenses both parents actually pay for, divided by whatever ratio you agreed, with receipts and a monthly PDF summary. That record is usually what gets argued about, and it is the part an app can genuinely settle.