Is there a completely free co-parenting app in the UK?

Not among the four apps in our table. TalkingParents says on its pricing page that a paid subscription is needed, and OurFamilyWizard, AppClose and 2Houses show no free plan on their pricing pages. What they offer instead is a trial (60 days at AppClose, 30 days at TalkingParents, 14 days at 2Houses), a 30-day refund at OurFamilyWizard, or a free or reduced-price account for parents who qualify at OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents and AppClose. Apps not in our table may differ, so check each app's own site.

What do free plans usually leave out?

None of the four apps in our table shows a free plan, so once a trial ends the paid plan is needed for the app itself. What stays free varies: OurFamilyWizard gives free child and third-party accounts and free access for professionals, and OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents and AppClose have fee waivers for parents who qualify.

Are Haevn's co-parenting tools free?

Yes, the web tools on this site are free, with no payment, no trial and no sign-up. The custody time calculator saves nothing on Haevn's side and keeps only the rota pattern in the link after the #, which is not sent to Haevn. The schedule planner sends and stores nothing. The parenting plan template sends nothing to Haevn and only remembers your plan in your browser if you tick the box. The Christmas plan for two homes sends nothing unless you choose to open the handovers in the Haevn app. The Haevn app itself is a paid subscription after the trial: 14 days free, no card needed, then £6.99 a month or £69.99 a year.

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Free co-parenting apps in the UK

The Haevn teamLast checked 10 November 2026

Among the co-parenting apps we checked for UK parents, none shows a free plan on its own pricing page: what is free is usually a trial of 14 to 60 days, free accounts for children or professionals, or a free or reduced-price account for parents who qualify.

The table shows what each app's own pricing page said when we read it on 10 November 2026. Prices are given in the currency the page showed us.

Which co-parenting apps have a free plan?

OurFamilyWizard

Is there a free plan?: None shown on its pricing page
What the free part includes: Child and third-party accounts are free, professionals get free access, and parents in financial need can apply for a free or discounted subscription. A full refund is offered within the first 30 days of a plan.
What costs money: A paid plan: Essentials, Premium or Max. Each co-parent needs their own subscription.
Price as the app states it: Shown in pounds: Essentials £9 a month or £107.99 billed annually; Premium £13 a month or £155.99; Max £18 a month or £215.99
Date checked: 10 November 2026

OurFamilyWizard pricing

TalkingParents

Is there a free plan?: No. Its pricing page says "You need a paid subscription to use the TalkingParents app"
What the free part includes: No free plan. A 30-day free trial is offered, and fee waivers and discounts are offered to eligible co-parents.
What costs money: Every plan: Essentials, Enhanced or Ultimate. Each account is for one user. Some records and extra call minutes are charged on top.
Price as the app states it: Shown in US dollars: Essentials $7 a month or $77 a year; Enhanced $16 or $176; Ultimate $32 or $352
Date checked: 10 November 2026

TalkingParents pricing

AppClose

Is there a free plan?: None shown on its pricing page
What the free part includes: Every feature free for 60 days, with no credit card. Free accounts for people who qualify for its fee waiver.
What costs money: A subscription after the trial. Every plan includes every feature, with no add-ons.
Price as the app states it: Shown in pounds for the UK: in the app £8.99 a month or £98.99 a year; on the web £5.99 a month, £64.99 a year or £109.99 for two years
Date checked: 10 November 2026

AppClose pricing

2Houses

Is there a free plan?: None shown on its pricing page
What the free part includes: No free plan shown. A 14-day trial is offered.
What costs money: One subscription, paid by one parent, gives the whole family access
Price as the app states it: Check their site. The price shown differs by country and offer.
Date checked: 10 November 2026

2Houses pricing

Co-parenting apps, free plans and prices, checked 10 November 2026
App	Is there a free plan?	What the free part includes	What costs money	Price as the app states it	Date checked	Pricing page
OurFamilyWizard	None shown on its pricing page	Child and third-party accounts are free, professionals get free access, and parents in financial need can apply for a free or discounted subscription. A full refund is offered within the first 30 days of a plan.	A paid plan: Essentials, Premium or Max. Each co-parent needs their own subscription.	Shown in pounds: Essentials £9 a month or £107.99 billed annually; Premium £13 a month or £155.99; Max £18 a month or £215.99	10 November 2026	OurFamilyWizard pricing
TalkingParents	No. Its pricing page says "You need a paid subscription to use the TalkingParents app"	No free plan. A 30-day free trial is offered, and fee waivers and discounts are offered to eligible co-parents.	Every plan: Essentials, Enhanced or Ultimate. Each account is for one user. Some records and extra call minutes are charged on top.	Shown in US dollars: Essentials $7 a month or $77 a year; Enhanced $16 or $176; Ultimate $32 or $352	10 November 2026	TalkingParents pricing
AppClose	None shown on its pricing page	Every feature free for 60 days, with no credit card. Free accounts for people who qualify for its fee waiver.	A subscription after the trial. Every plan includes every feature, with no add-ons.	Shown in pounds for the UK: in the app £8.99 a month or £98.99 a year; on the web £5.99 a month, £64.99 a year or £109.99 for two years	10 November 2026	AppClose pricing
2Houses	None shown on its pricing page	No free plan shown. A 14-day trial is offered.	One subscription, paid by one parent, gives the whole family access	Check their site. The price shown differs by country and offer.	10 November 2026	2Houses pricing

Where does Haevn fit?

Haevn is a family organiser with a two-homes side, and it is not a free app. 14 days free, no card needed. Then £6.99 a month or £69.99 a year.

Haevn's free co-parenting tools on this site need no sign-up and no payment:

Custody time calculatorWorks out nights and percentages for each home. Nothing is saved by Haevn; the rota pattern, not names, stays in the link after the #, so you can copy it, and is not sent to Haevn.
Co-parenting calendar and schedule plannerTry a rota and see the year ahead. Nothing you enter is sent to Haevn or stored; it clears when you reload or leave.
Parenting plan templateEight headings to fill in and print. Nothing you type is sent to Haevn; it is kept in this browser only if you tick Remember on this device.
Christmas plan for two homesChristmas 2026 and 2027, the handovers and Santa. Nothing you type is sent to Haevn unless you choose to open the handovers in the Haevn app.

How did we check?

On 10 November 2026 we read each app's own pricing page and help pages, and only included what those pages said that day; where a page did not confirm something, the cell says so. Prices and plans change, so the app's own page is always the source: follow the link in the table before you choose. Haevn makes a family organiser with a two-homes side. Corrections to support@haevn.co.uk.

Questions parents ask

Is there a completely free co-parenting app in the UK?: Not among the four apps in our table. TalkingParents says on its pricing page that a paid subscription is needed, and OurFamilyWizard, AppClose and 2Houses show no free plan on their pricing pages. What they offer instead is a trial (60 days at AppClose, 30 days at TalkingParents, 14 days at 2Houses), a 30-day refund at OurFamilyWizard, or a free or reduced-price account for parents who qualify at OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents and AppClose. Apps not in our table may differ, so check each app's own site.
What do free plans usually leave out?: None of the four apps in our table shows a free plan, so once a trial ends the paid plan is needed for the app itself. What stays free varies: OurFamilyWizard gives free child and third-party accounts and free access for professionals, and OurFamilyWizard, TalkingParents and AppClose have fee waivers for parents who qualify.
Are Haevn's co-parenting tools free?: Yes, the web tools on this site are free, with no payment, no trial and no sign-up. The custody time calculator saves nothing on Haevn's side and keeps only the rota pattern in the link after the #, which is not sent to Haevn. The schedule planner sends and stores nothing. The parenting plan template sends nothing to Haevn and only remembers your plan in your browser if you tick the box. The Christmas plan for two homes sends nothing unless you choose to open the handovers in the Haevn app. The Haevn app itself is a paid subscription after the trial: 14 days free, no card needed, then £6.99 a month or £69.99 a year.