Alimentor 2
Child Custody Tracker
Dedicated mobile app for divorced parents who seek a fair recognition of their child raising efforts.
See how your custody schedule coincides with holidays and events stored in your device calendar.
Log pick‑ups and drop‑offs. Add photos and PDF files. Control the timeshare percentage, total hours and overnights.
Log parent‑child calls (date, time, duration), including unanswered calls.
Track due and paid amounts. Add receipts. Export data to Microsoft Excel.
Document deviations from the established visitation agreement or parenting plan.
Create easy-to-read reports containing color-coded calendars and send them to the other parent or your lawyer, or submit to the court.
Schedule and track parenting time. Monitor compliance with your custody agreement.
Track expenses for multiple caregivers and children.
Court ordered communication via telephone or video chat is a standard provision in many states. Use Alimentor to keep a history of parent‑child calls (date, time, duration), including unanswered calls.
Monitor the gap between scheduled and actual: timeshare percentage, hours, overnights, expenses.
Visualize how your parenting time aligns with holidays and events stored in your device calendar.
The term “best interests of the child”
refers to the deliberation that courts undertake
when deciding what type of services, actions, and orders will best serve a child
as well as who is best suited to take care of a child.
“Best interests” determinations are generally made by considering a number of factors
related to the child’s circumstances and the parent or caregiver’s circumstances and capacity to parent.
Use Alimentor to tag your records with the “best interests” factors
and generate the “Best Interests of the Child” report.
Give this document to your attorney to minimize the time needed to prepare a legal brief.
Create easy to read reports (.pdf) containing color-coded calendars
and send them to the other parent or submit to the court.
Edit user settings to adjust the layout of the report to your individual needs.
Sample Report
You can also export your data to a spreadsheet file (.xlsx)
in order to perform some advanced calculations or to create charts.
Sample Spreadsheet
Securely backup, sync and share your data using Apple’s iCloud. Grant other Alimentor users instant read-only access to your data. Learn more...
You can start by tracking past events. Log visitations and expenses (including receipts). Add photos. Store emails and other documents as attachments in PDF format.
After a few weeks start analyzing your timeshare percentage and spending. Read what you have collected and decide if there are any insignificant records that you can remove. Decide what record titles work best. Short, generic titles usually let you better categorize your records. Then determine if you are ready to share your data. You can ask the other parent to install the app and use Alimentor sharing features, or simply begin to regularly send PDF reports.
Use the collected information to develop a regular custody schedule and agree how you will split child raising costs.
Reading Alimentor usage tips will help you efficiently use the app from the start.
Use recurring events to model your regular visitation schedule. If you allow Alimentor to access your device calendar, you will be able to see how your custody schedule aligns with holidays and other important family or business events. Once your Alimentor calendar setup is complete, review upcoming months and discuss with the other parent how you can reschedule conflicting visitations. Try to work out rules for planning holidays. When editing individual planned visitations, always check how these changes affect your timeshare percentage.
If you are not using Alimentor sharing functionality, then once every few months generate a long term report containing planned visitations calendar and send it to the other parent.
Use iCloud calendar subscriptions to subscribe to a state specific holidays calendar.
Add recurring expenses to monitor your bills.
Establishing a realistic parenting agreement can be challenging. Ensuring compliance with it is usually even a more tedious task.
To let you document and control the gap between your parenting plan and reality, each Alimentor record can store information about both planned and actual visitation dates and hours. For the same reason, you mark planned events that did not occur (no-shows, withheld visitations, missing payments) as cancelled, instead of deleting them. To get the complete picture use the disagreement flag to indicate records that document situations when the other parent did not comply with the established parenting plan. Learn more...
Regularly generate and send Alimentor reports that list and summarize all discrepancies.
If you decide to renegotiate your parenting plan, consider exporting your Alimentor database to a spreadsheet and preparing dedicated statistics.
Writing down your child raising efforts is a deeply satisfying activity. Become more organized. Assess better whether or not you are working towards your goals.
Sharing detailed written information about parenting activities with the other parent regularly is always the best practice. It may encourage a more co‑operative approach.
Minimize the time needed to prepare a legal brief by generating the “Best Interests of the Child” report. Stay organized and encourage your lawyer to effectively represent you.
No subscription fees. No in-app purchases.
Alimentor 2.1.7 is available for iPhone and iPad, requires iOS 11.1 or later.