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CoreParent vs Truece

CoreParent

coreparent.app

Truece

truece.com

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FigureCoreParentTruece
Price from$10.75/mo$4.99/mo
Free planYesYes
Free trial——
Open source——
WebYes—
macOSYes—
iOSYesYes
Android—Yes
Plans published62
Spec score · Co-Parenting Apps8.2 (#11)7.7 (#22)
PrivacyData is private to each account by default; a co-parent sees only items the user chooses to share.The privacy statement says EzR Communications will not sell user data and says background location used for geofenced timer notifications is not recorded, collected, or shared.
PurposeCoreParent helps co-parents build parenting plans and organize calendars, expenses, messages, and records.Truece provides co-parents and their communities with tools for communication and organization, including messaging, finances, scheduling, notes, custody tracking, and document storage.
SupportThe Solo plan includes priority email support.Truece lists [email protected] and 800-397-3112 for support; its FAQ says user guides and videos are coming soon.

Plans

CoreParent

  • FreeFree
  • PartnerFree
  • Solo annual$129 a year
  • Family annual$199 a year
  • Solo$393 a month
  • Family$593 a month

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Truece

  • BasicFree
  • Enhanced$4.99 a month

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In their own words

CoreParent

CoreParent organizes co-parenting work around parenting plans, calendars, expenses, messages, and records. Its 14-section parenting blueprint can be started from scratch or built by importing an existing plan or court order. A custody calendar supports arrangements such as 2-2-3 and week-on/week-off, tracks parenting time, and exports via iCal to Google, Apple, or Outlook. The child support calculator covers all 50 states. Before sending, in-app messages are checked for hostile, accusatory, or threatening language; Companion can suggest calmer rewrites and identify events or expenses, but requires user approval before sending. Accounts are private by default, and each user chooses what to share with a co-parent. CoreParent says data is encrypted in transit and at rest. It is available on iOS, macOS, and the web. The free plan limits expenses, court deadlines, and calculations; annual Solo costs $129 a year and annual Family costs $199 a year. In-app expense payments incur a 2% platform fee, and both parents need payout accounts. CoreParent describes itself as an organizational tool, not legal advice.

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Truece

Truece is a mobile service for separated and divorced parents to organize communication and shared family responsibilities. Its tools cover messages, schedules, parenting expenses, notes, custody time, reports, and document storage. Messages are archived in chronological order in a record users cannot alter or erase; users can send pictures and message linked accounts. Parents choose what to share with each connection, and Truece says one parent can use it without the other joining. Scheduling supports single or recurring family events with viewing or editing access for linked users. Expense entries can record purchases, payments, reimbursements, categories, and photos of receipts or items. Notes can be dated, categorized, linked to a child, optionally location-stamped, and shared or edited by authorized users. Custody timers can use geofenced prompts around pickups and drop-offs. The Basic plan is free, billed Lifetime, with 1 GB file storage and two annual reports limited to the past 60 days. Enhanced costs $4.99 a month and includes unrestricted reporting and data history; reactivation within a year of cancellation has a 50 USD fee. Truece is available on Android and iOS.

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