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OurFamilyWizard is the #1 co-parenting app trusted by courts and family law professionals across all 50 states in the US, as well as Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. The app has been featured in the New York Times, Parents.com, Verywell Family, NPR, WIRED, the Today Show, and more.
OurFamilyWizard makes co-parenting easier. We designed these tools to help you reduce conflict, so your kids can thrive after a separation or a divorce. With our powerful and customizable tools, you can free up time, emotional energy, and mental space.
With all your digital co-parenting interactions rolled up in one secure app, you can keep everything organized and documented. Plus, you can shield your kids from adult conversations they don’t need to see.
NEW: STAY CONNECTED THROUGH CALLS
• Stay close when you’re apart
When you miss your child or they miss you, give them an audio or video call.
• Connect virtually
Calls offer an easy solution for virtual visitation, midweek visits, or long-distance co-parenting.
• Automatic documentation
With Calls, the details are documented: all dates, times, and in-call activity. All in the same place as your other co-parenting communications.
SIMPLIFY COMMUNICATION
• Use just one app
No more searching for messages or attachments across DMs, phone calls, texts, and emails. Just use one secure app.
• Track the truth
Once you send a message, it’s permanent. First-viewed timestamps mean no more arguing about who said what, when, or whether it was seen.
• Communicate calmly
ToneMeter AI catches language that could escalate conflict and offers suggestions on how to rewrite your message.
COORDINATE YOUR CALENDAR
• Create a parenting time schedule (or custody schedule)
The color-coded schedule shows what’s coming up, including events, holidays, and drop-offs/pick-ups.
• Encourage reliability
When everyone shares the same Calendar, mix-ups are a thing of the past.
• Schedule Change Requests
Need to make a one-time change to the schedule? Adjust the Calendar with an easy form.
STREAMLINE YOUR EXPENSES
• Simplify the math
Keep clear, secure records of your co-parenting expenses and receipts.
• Customize categories
Create new categories, with your own percentage splits.
• Centralize everything
With OFWpay, you can reimburse your co-parent in the app—and you can even make scheduled payments for child support. (Or record payments via another method.)
KEEP A MEANINGFUL JOURNAL
• Log when you arrive
Verify your presence at drop-offs and pick-ups with GPS Check-Ins.
• Capture memories
Record parenting observations and special, close moments with photos and text.
SHARE INFO ABOUT YOUR KIDS
• Store essential details
Share and view medical records, clothing sizes, school information, and more.
• Minimize messaging
No need to message your co-parent for basic stuff—just check the Info Bank.
DOCUMENTATION AND REPORTS
If you need to go to court or mediation, quick and simple documentation will make your life easier. It only takes a couple minutes on the website to customize and download a report from any app feature.
GRANT YOUR PROS ACCESS
With your permission and a Practitioner Account, your family law pro can view all app activity, help you manage the practical details, and quickly download reports—which potentially reduces your legal fees. Available for:
Lawyers
Mediators
Parenting coordinators
Guardians ad litem
Therapists
KEEP EVERYONE ON THE SAME PAGE
OurFamilyWizard helps you coordinate with your co-parent, but you can also add accounts for your kids and anyone involved in childcare. (These accounts can only view limited features.)
HAVE ANY QUESTIONS?
Our customer service and tech support are available 7 days a week—contact us via phone, chat, or email. We’d love to help.
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What is OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App?
OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App is a digital product or tool described as: OurFamilyWizard, LLC
Where did OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App originate?
Data for OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App was aggregated directly from the Apple App Store community ecosystem, representing raw developer and early-adopter sentiment.
When was OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App publicly launched?
The initial public indexing or launch date for OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App within our tracked developer communities was recorded on February 17, 2012.
How popular is OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App?
OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App has achieved measurable traction, logging over 45,157 reviews and facilitating 5 recorded discussions or engagements.
Which technical categories define OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App?
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What are some commercial alternatives to OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App?
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How does the creator describe OurFamilyWizard Co-Parent App?
The original author or development team describes the product as follows: "OurFamilyWizard is the #1 co-parenting app trusted by courts and family law professionals across all 50 states in the US, as well as Canada, UK, Australia, and New Zealand. The app has been feature..."
Community Voice & Feedback
I’m already using another app for each of the functions this platform provides; messaging, payments, calendar, etc. only this app does each of those things less effectively, and comes with the bonus of being court mandated. I wouldn’t voluntarily use this app even if it were free.
So if the cost goes up, which I’m sure it will, it won’t matter how sub-par or redundant OFW is, we will still scratch our heads, pay for the app, and add an additional layer of steps into an already infuriating process.
So if the cost goes up, which I’m sure it will, it won’t matter how sub-par or redundant OFW is, we will still scratch our heads, pay for the app, and add an additional layer of steps into an already infuriating process.
This app was the weapon my ex needed to destroy my entire life and bill me for thousands and thousands of dollars. She used it to cut off communication and it only gave me not even two minutes to talk to my daughter.. No Judge ordered this. It was just her choice.
Using this app has facilitated communication between me and my ex as we attempt to navigate separation, divorce, and child custody/care issues. I have peace of mind that the documentation within the app could be used as evidence in court, if needed.
I appreciate how the app transparently allows parties to see when each message has been viewed. I chose to get a package where I prepaid for an entire year and could utilize unlimited call and video call time (in ~40 min increments). This gives me peace of mind too, since I don’t have to worry about budgeting how much interaction time I share between my three kids.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to use the video call feature yet, so I cannot comment on its functionality. I have only used the phone call option 1-2 times, so I don’t have much to say there either. Primarily, I’ve used the email-like messaging feature. I find it helpful to have app notifications activated (in phone settings) because it’s important to me to stay informed about my children (and time-sensitive legal matters).
I gave 4 stars because there are aspects of the email messaging that are not as user-friendly/intuitive as I’d like them to be. It is sometimes difficult for me to search for sent vs received messages and see how correspondence flows within a chain. I feel I have to spend too much time searching and reading through multiple files to identify the specific conversations/messages I am looking to reference. This makes me worried that I might overlook an important detail. I suspect a simple redesign would help tighten-up this app for more efficient and inclusive use.
Overall, it’s been a worthwhile investment.
I appreciate how the app transparently allows parties to see when each message has been viewed. I chose to get a package where I prepaid for an entire year and could utilize unlimited call and video call time (in ~40 min increments). This gives me peace of mind too, since I don’t have to worry about budgeting how much interaction time I share between my three kids.
Unfortunately, I have not been able to use the video call feature yet, so I cannot comment on its functionality. I have only used the phone call option 1-2 times, so I don’t have much to say there either. Primarily, I’ve used the email-like messaging feature. I find it helpful to have app notifications activated (in phone settings) because it’s important to me to stay informed about my children (and time-sensitive legal matters).
I gave 4 stars because there are aspects of the email messaging that are not as user-friendly/intuitive as I’d like them to be. It is sometimes difficult for me to search for sent vs received messages and see how correspondence flows within a chain. I feel I have to spend too much time searching and reading through multiple files to identify the specific conversations/messages I am looking to reference. This makes me worried that I might overlook an important detail. I suspect a simple redesign would help tighten-up this app for more efficient and inclusive use.
Overall, it’s been a worthwhile investment.
After 3 plus years of being breadcrumbed and feeling like there was zero accountability or consequences for my co-parent, there is finally some checks and balances.
There’s a pretty significant functional issue with this app. Since people can respond to different times, it does not keep all responses in the same thread, and you can break out multiple threads from the same original conversation to many dozens of times over. Feels very clunky, and very frustrating quite often. I guess for the basic basics it does the job.
Calendar is tough to get used to
Need to make printing of individual or group emails easier
For the high price of this app, you would think that they would offer more features and benefits. They’ve chosen not to make it any better at any time because they have a product which users are forced to use and pay for. There’s no need for them to spend any money on improvement or customer service. The worst part about it is the text. It is a medium gray color and tiny font which is difficult to see, even though I have excellent vision. There is no way to change the font, color or the size of the text like you can do in every single other messaging app. Due to this there are always mistakes noticed after a message is sent and they’re very difficult to see. A wait time feature would be very nice so that you could edit your message before it is formally sent. On my caseC my high conflict ex focuses in on my errors and uses them to create a false interpretion of the message or to insult me. Currently, there is no way to edit your messages besides responding to the bad message which then causes the other person to get extra messages that should not have to be sent. And when a high conflict person receives one extra message (no matter that they have sent 20 messages in the past hour) they ignore the original intent and instead start a conversation about harassing with multiple messages. I hate this app.
This app will screw up notifications! It doesn’t even discriminate between mom and dad. It sucks!
This app is not all that great, right now I tried to open it, and all I see is a white screen no load or nothing, I can not see my messages, and I can’t not call my child, and speaking about my child they want you to pay to call your child, and you also have to pay for minutes that gets renewed every month, and if not you have to pay for unlimited, this app is all about money, they don’t give a damn about you or your child, because if they did they wouldn’t be doing that to people, they would have the lowest rate for unlimited, and not have you pay for minutes, my child is 11 years old, and I am timed on talking to my daughter, and I only get 45 minutes a month, and when you have an ex like I do that doesn’t want to use up her minutes, and lies about everything it is hard to be able to chat with my child.
Apr 2026 - The app extorts money from divorced parents since it charges really high cost for cloud costs per year, the app doesn’t support dark mode and forces user to watch white app always even when in night or during an office meeting in the auditorium. App has a very slow login process. Needs improvement since when we move a file to a folder then the email still stays open and we have to close it by going back and opening another email. Annoying !
It just wouldn’t update the calendar updates. It became frustrating. Also doesn’t sync with a regular calendar
I didn’t want my ex to know my new e-mail address, and this stupid app I’m forced to use gave it to him. I feel like this app has made me more vulnerable than I already was. Also, a lot of viruses have attached themselves to this app and I don’t know how to get them to stop tracking me. Thumbs all the way down, if I could put less than one star I would. And the name ‘wizard’ is against God’s laws so I feel like a heretic using this app.
Just an awful piece of junk. Constantly freezes and crashes. I have to pay for this and this is what I have to deal with? Either you’re using AI to write your code and should stop or you’re not using AI and you should start.
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Many things get lost in translation in an app or text and a parent who cannot communicate with the other coparent has a problem that’s why we’re not married anymore the inability communicate for the best interest of your children so this app is nice, but it does not provide the best interest for the children. It gives parents who can’t communicate the opportunity to manipulate.