SplitDay: Custody Calendar

SplitDay: Custody Calendar Summary

SplitDay: Custody Calendar is a ad-supported, with in-app purchases iOS app in Tools by Funtika ltd. Released in Mar 2026 (1 month ago). Store metadata: updated Mar 16, 2026.

Store info: Last updated on App Store on Mar 16, 2026 .


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App Description

SplitDay is the custody calendar that ends the arguments. Track your co-parenting schedule, know exactly whose day it is, and get proof when it matters.

Tired of fighting over who had the kids last weekend? SplitDay keeps an automatic scoreboard so you never have to argue again.

KEY FEATURES:

• Custody Scoreboard — See exactly how many days each parent has had. The app counts so you don't have to. No more "you owe me" arguments.

• Works With ANY Custody Schedule — Week on/week off, every other weekend, 2-2-3 split, or fully custom arrangements. If you can live it, SplitDay can track it.

• Print Calendars for Kids — Generate a color-coded wall calendar your kids can actually understand. They'll always know where they'll be.

• Legal-Ready PDF Export — Export your complete custody history as a professional PDF. One tap, ready for your lawyer or mediator.

• Home Screen Widget — Check today's schedule in 2 seconds. No apps to open, no ex required.

• Day & Night Custody — Track separate daytime and overnight custody for complex arrangements.

• Swap Notes & History — Add notes to any day. Keep a complete record of every swap, change, and agreement.

• No Account Needed — Works offline. Your ex doesn't need to sign up or install anything.

WHO USES SPLITDAY:
- Divorced or separated parents
- Parents with shared or joint custody
- Co-parents with any visitation schedule
- Family lawyers tracking custody compliance

SplitDay is built by co-parents who've been through it. Join 10,000+ families who stopped fighting about the schedule and started focusing on what matters — the kids.

Download SplitDay now. The argument ends here.