Which co-parenting app is right for a UK family?
Most co-parenting apps were built for the American family court system. Co-Parenting Harmony was built for the UK weeknight: who has the children, who is on shift, what happens in half term and who paid for the school shoes. These pages set out where each app is genuinely the better choice, including when it is not us.
The demo needs no account. A family account starts a free 14-day trial of the whole app, no card needed.
OurFamilyWizard alternative
The best-known court-facing app. Read this if you want the calendar and costs without the professional-access and records layer.
2houses alternative
A closer match on scope. Read this for the differences in private entries, shift work and UK school dates.
TalkingParents alternative
Built around recorded communication. Read this if messaging records are not what you actually need.
AppClose alternative
Free and popular. Read this for what a paid, ad-free family subscription buys you instead.
How we compare things
- Every claim about another app comes from its own public description of itself, and we say plainly what it does better.
- Co-Parenting Harmony is not a court or evidence product: no chat, no call recording, nothing certified or tamper-proof. If that is what you need, one of the others is the right choice.
- Pricing is one subscription per family — Harmony at £9.99 / month, after a 14-day free trial of the whole app. Both households and invited partners are included.
- Features and prices change. Check the current details on their site before deciding.
Nothing here is legal advice. All other product names belong to their owners.
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