SplitDay: Custody Calendar análises de aplicativos para 20 de junho

SplitDay is the custody calendar that ends the arguments. Track your co-parenting schedule, share it with your co-parent, and know exactly whose day it is. CUSTODY CALENDAR - Works with any schedule — week on/week off, every other weekend, 2-2-3, or custom - Color-coded days so you always know who has the kids - Day, week, month, and year views - Home screen widget — check today's schedule instantly SCOREBOARD - See exactly how many days each parent has had - Automatic balance tracking — no more "you owe me" arguments - Track day and night custody separately - Log swaps, missed days, phone calls, and more SHARE WITH CO-PARENT - Invite your co-parent to view or edit the calendar - Share with grandparents, babysitters, or family members - Set view-only or edit permissions per person - Real-time sync — changes appear instantly BUDGET & EXPENSES - Track shared child expenses and split costs fairly - Scan receipts with AI — amount, vendor, and date auto-filled - See who owes whom with running balance - Export expense reports as PDF PRINT CALENDARS FOR KIDS - Beautiful color-coded printable calendar - Add motivational quotes for kids - Mark holidays on the calendar - Choose landscape or portrait, customize cell style LEGAL-READY EXPORTS - Export custody history as CSV or PDF - Professional reports for your lawyer or mediator - Complete record of every exchange and swap HELPERS & HOLIDAYS - Track who helped with the kids (grandparents, babysitters) - Automatic holiday detection by country - Mark special days on the calendar CLOUD BACKUP (PRO) - Automatic cloud sync — never lose your data - Receipt cloud storage - Works across devices 36 LANGUAGES Full support for Hebrew, Arabic, Spanish, French, German, Russian, Chinese, Japanese, Korean, and 27 more. WHO USES SPLITDAY: - Divorced or separated parents - Parents with shared or joint custody - Co-parents with any visitation schedule - Family lawyers tracking custody compliance Download SplitDay now. The argument ends here.