Coparently Has Shut Down: The Best Coparently Alternatives in 2026
Coparently is no longer available. Here is how to pick a replacement and move your co-parenting records somewhere safe.
Updated September 23, 2026 · Reviewed by Cindy Weathers, LMFT
The short answer
Coparently is no longer available. As of September 2026, its website is a parked domain and the app is no longer in the App Store or Google Play. If you used it for your calendar, messages, or expenses, it is time to move to an app that is actively maintained.
Two Paths is our pick for most former Coparently users. It covers the day-to-day essentials and adds AI Message Insight, Before You Send draft coaching, GPS-verified check-ins, and access to Cindy Weathers, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist, with a 7-day free trial and no credit card. If you need a native Android app or your court order names a specific app, one of the options below may fit better.
Coparently alternatives at a glance
| App | Price | Free trial or plan | Stands out for |
|---|---|---|---|
| Two Paths | Premium $11.99/mo or $119/yr solo, $199/yr couples | 7-day free trial, no card | Licensed therapist, AI decoding of messages you receive, draft coaching, GPS check-ins |
| OurFamilyWizard | $110 to $299.88/yr per parent | None, 30-day money-back guarantee | Court recognition, ToneMeter, OFWpay payments |
| TalkingParents | $7, $16, or $32/mo | 30-day free trial | Unalterable records, calling and payments on every plan |
| AppClose | $7.99/mo web or $83.88/yr | 60-day free trial, no card | Low price, all features in one plan |
| 2Houses | $169.99/yr per family | 14-day trial | One price for the whole family |
| Fayr | Premium from $9.99/mo or $99.99/yr | Free Lite plan | A free plan for cooperative co-parents |
Why Two Paths is our first pick
The day-to-day essentials
Shared custody calendar, messaging with a court-grade record, and expense tracking with attribution. The day-to-day tools co-parents rely on, plus a 7-day free trial of full Court-Ready access with no credit card.
AI Message Insight
Reads the messages you receive from the other parent and identifies specific manipulation tactics in plain language: DARVO, guilt-tripping, gaslighting, triangulation, strawmanning.
Before You Send draft coach
Analyzes the message you are about to send for tone, escalation risk, and lines that will look bad on the record. Suggests BIFF-style rewrites.
Licensed family therapist
Cindy Weathers, LMFT, available for $229 per 40-minute 1:1 video session ($299 for both co-parents on the same call). Two Paths also offers a $229 40-minute session with co-founder Marc Aaron Jacobs, a co-parent who went through the divorce and the custody schedule himself, for people who want lived experience rather than a clinician.
GPS-verified check-ins and deviation log
Pickups and dropoffs can be timestamped and GPS-verified. Deviations log against the planned schedule automatically, with Conflict Patterns analytics showing where friction concentrates.
Other Coparently alternatives
OurFamilyWizard
The long-established, court-recognized option. Per parent, billed annually: Basic $110, Essentials $149.99, Premium $216, Max $299.88. No free trial, but a 30-day money-back guarantee. Native iOS and Android.
TalkingParents
A court-record specialist. Essentials $7/month, Enhanced $16/month, Ultimate $32/month, with a 30-day free trial and fee waivers for hardship or domestic violence. Native iOS and Android.
AppClose
Low-cost and all-inclusive. $7.99/month on the web, $8.99/month in the app, or $83.88/year, after a 60-day free trial with no credit card. Native iOS and Android.
2Houses
One plan at $169.99/year that covers the whole family, after a 14-day trial. Messages cannot be deleted. Native iOS and Android.
Fayr
A free Lite plan with calendar, messaging, and expenses. Premium starts at $9.99/month or $99.99/year and adds PDF exports and a GPS location log. iOS and Android.
Who should pick what
- You want AI to decode manipulation in messages you receive
- You want draft coaching before you hit send
- A licensed therapist on call matters
- You want a verified PDF audit trail for court
- You are okay with iOS plus web (no native Android app yet)
- Your court order names a specific app
- Native Android is required today
- You want a free plan (Fayr Lite)
- You want one price for the whole family (2Houses)
How we evaluate co-parenting apps
We evaluate co-parenting apps on six criteria. First, access to a licensed family therapist for the harder conversations. Second, AI tools that go beyond tone detection to identify manipulation and coach better messages. Third, court-grade documentation including audit trails, verified PDFs, and message records that hold up in custody disputes. Fourth, total cost of ownership across both parents. Fifth, platform coverage on iOS, Android, and web. Sixth, the lived experience of using the app day to day for handoffs, expense splits, schedule changes, and the messages that always seem to come at the worst time. Cindy Weathers, LMFT (our in-house licensed marriage and family therapist) reviews every ranking for clinical accuracy before publication.
About the reviewers
Founded Two Paths after seeing existing co-parenting apps treat manipulation and conflict as a documentation problem instead of a relational one.
In-house Licensed Marriage and Family Therapist (LMFT) at Two Paths. Cindy clinically reviews every ranking on this page before publication and has worked with separating and divorced families for over a decade. About Cindy.
Frequently asked questions
Is Coparently still available?
No. As of September 2026, the Coparently website is a parked domain and the app is no longer listed in the App Store or Google Play. If you still have the app installed, do not rely on it for new records. Move your schedule, messages, and expenses to an app that is actively maintained.
What happened to my Coparently data?
We cannot confirm what happened to Coparently data or whether it can still be retrieved. If you have a way to contact the company, ask them directly. Keep any PDFs, screenshots, or exports you already saved in a safe place, since they may be the only copy of your message and expense history. If a custody case is active, tell your attorney that the app has shut down.
What is the best Coparently alternative?
For most former Coparently users, Two Paths is the closest fit with the most added help: shared calendar, messaging, expenses, GPS-verified check-ins, AI Message Insight that decodes manipulation tactics in messages you receive, Before You Send draft coaching, and access to Cindy Weathers, a licensed Marriage and Family Therapist. It starts with a 7-day free trial, no credit card. If your court order names a specific app, use that one. If you need a native Android app today, look at OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents, AppClose, 2Houses, or Fayr.
Is there a free Coparently alternative?
Fayr has a free Lite plan with calendar, messaging, and expense tracking. AppClose offers a 60-day free trial with no credit card, and TalkingParents offers a 30-day free trial. Two Paths starts with a 7-day free trial of full Court-Ready access, no credit card.
Can I import my Coparently history into another app?
We are not aware of any app that imports Coparently data directly. Keep whatever records you exported as a historical reference, and start fresh in the new app.
Replace Coparently with Two Paths
Two Paths starts with a 7-day free trial of full Court-Ready access, then Premium $11.99/mo.
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