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OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App

OurFamilyWizard, LLC, Parenting

Version on Google Play
2026.10.3
Requires Android
10
Installs
500,000+
Rating on Google Play
4.6 of 5
Price
Free
Contains ads
No
In-app purchases
$110.00 - $299.88 per item
Content rating
Everyone
Developer
OurFamilyWizard, LLC
Updated on Google Play
23 October 2026

OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App is a parenting app that gives separated or divorced parents one place for messages, schedules, expenses, and records about their children. It is free to download and lists in-app purchases on Google Play.

What the app does

The app brings digital co-parenting contact into one place. Parents can message each other, share a calendar, log expenses, and keep notes and photos about their children. The developer says the goal is to lower conflict after a separation or divorce.

Messages are stored in the app rather than spread across texts, emails, and calls. The developer describes timestamps that show when a message was first viewed.

  • Messaging with first-viewed timestamps
  • Shared, color-coded parenting schedule
  • Expense records with custom splits
  • Audio and video calls with automatic records of dates and times

Schedules, expenses, and records

The calendar shows events, holidays, and drop-offs and pick-ups. A one-time schedule change can be made with a form. Parents can also track shared costs, create categories with their own percentage splits, and reimburse each other inside the app.

The developer says reports can be built from any feature and downloaded from the website. These reports may be used when a family goes to court or mediation.

Sharing information and access for professionals

A section called the Info Bank stores details such as medical records, clothing sizes, and school information. Parents can view these details without sending messages for basic questions.

The developer says a family law professional can be given a Practitioner Account with the parent's permission. The developer lists lawyers, mediators, parenting coordinators, guardians ad litem, and therapists as roles that can use this account.

Privacy and data

The developer declares that the app collects several types of data. These include app info and performance, contacts, health and fitness, files and documents, messages, audio, location, photos and videos, personal info, app activity, financial info, device or other IDs, and calendar data.

The developer declares that device or other IDs are shared. Readers should check the developer's own privacy policy for full details.

Features

  • Secure messaging with first-viewed timestamps
  • Message tone check for language that could escalate conflict
  • Writing assistant to rewrite messages in a neutral tone
  • Color-coded parenting time schedule
  • Schedule change requests
  • Expense tracking with custom category splits
  • GPS Check-Ins at drop-offs and pick-ups
  • Audio and video calls with automatic documentation

Safety and data

What the developer declares on Google Play. Checked 1 November 2026.

Data collected: App info and performance, Contacts, Health and fitness, Files and docs, Messages, Audio, Location, Photos and videos, Personal info, App activity, Financial info, Device or other IDs

Data shared: Device or other IDs

  • Data is encrypted in transit
  • Data can’t be deleted

Developer privacy policy

Questions and answers

Is OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App free?

The app is free to download on Google Play. It offers in-app purchases priced between $110.00 and $299.88 per item.

Does the app show ads?

No. The Google Play listing says the app does not contain ads.

What Android version do I need?

The app requires Android 10 or later.

What data does the app collect?

The developer declares that it collects app info and performance, contacts, health and fitness, files and docs, messages, audio, location, photos and videos, personal info, app activity, financial info, device or other IDs, and calendar data. The developer also declares that device or other IDs are shared.

Can a lawyer or mediator see the records?

The developer says a parent can give a family law professional a Practitioner Account with permission. That account can view app activity and download reports.

Can children use the app?

The developer says accounts can be added for children and others who help with childcare. The developer also says these accounts can only view limited features.