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OurFamilyWizard Review (2026): Plans, Pricing and Records

OurFamilyWizard gives separated parents one place to message, schedule, share expenses and keep records. Each parent buys their own plan, and the plan determines which records and call features they get.

By The AI Tools For Law team

How we research: Researched from vendor documentation and pricing pages.

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Verdict at a glance

Recommended for

Co-parents who need a documented record of communication, schedules and shared expenses, and the family law professionals working with them.

Bottom line

When a co-parenting app is agreed or required, Essentials ($149.99/year per parent) is the practical starting point. Premium adds certified records and unlimited calls, and Max adds call recording and transcription.

A long-established co-parenting platform covering messaging with first-viewed timestamps, a shared calendar with change requests, expense tracking and reimbursement, documented calls and downloadable records. Per-parent pricing runs from $110 a year (Basic) to $299.88 (Max). Practitioners get free access to view clients' accounts and download records.

Not for

Families who only need a shared calendar, or budget-conscious parents when no specific app is required.

Pricing from

Basic $110/year per parent; Essentials $149.99/year (ourfamilywizard.com/plans-and-pricing, checked 2026-10-15)

Pros

  • Messages carry first-viewed timestamps (ourfamilywizard.com/plans-and-pricing)
  • Free access for legal and mental health professionals (ourfamilywizard.com/plans-and-pricing)
  • Free child and third-party accounts (ourfamilywizard.com/plans-and-pricing)
  • 30-day full refund, plus fee waiver and military family discount programs (ourfamilywizard.com)

Cons

  • Each parent pays for a separate plan
  • Certified records start on Premium; calls are receive-only on Basic
  • Call recording and transcription only on Max
  • Refund policies vary by purchase platform

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Quick answer

Bottom line: OurFamilyWizard suits co-parents who need a documented record, especially when an order or agreement names it. Each parent pays separately: Basic is $110 a year and Essentials $149.99 a year, vendor claims checked October 15, 2026. The pricing page lists a full refund within 30 days rather than a free trial (confirm trial availability with OurFamilyWizard), and app-store purchases may follow different refund rules. One thing to know when drafting: the tone tools warn about hostile wording but don't stop a message from being sent, so an order may need to say that flagged messages must be revised.

OurFamilyWizard (OFW) is a co-parenting app for messaging, scheduling, shared expenses, calls and records. Each parent pays separately. Plans run Basic $110/year, Essentials $149.99/year, Premium $216/year and Max $299.88/year, with lower rates for two-year terms. Essentials adds the Writing Assistant, 45 minutes of documented calls a month, GPS check-ins and unlimited PDF records. Premium adds unlimited calls and unlimited certified records (notarized, printed and mailed). Max adds call recording and transcription. Lawyers, mediators and therapists can get free professional access to view activity and download records.

In this review (16)
  1. At a glance
  2. What does OurFamilyWizard actually do?
  3. How much does OurFamilyWizard cost?
  4. Which plan should a client choose?
  5. What do users say about OurFamilyWizard?
  6. How do professionals use OurFamilyWizard?
  7. How hard is OurFamilyWizard to set up?
  8. Buyer tips
  9. Pros and cons
  10. How does OurFamilyWizard compare?
  11. Who should use OurFamilyWizard?
  12. FAQ
  13. Is any of this sponsored?
  14. Sources (all accessed 2026-10-15)
  15. Alternatives
  16. How we reviewed

We built this review from OurFamilyWizard's own website and pricing page. Everything was checked October 15, 2026. Prices and features are vendor claims and change, so confirm with OurFamilyWizard.

Disclosure: Some listings on AI Tools For Law may be sponsored or include affiliate or referral links. Paid placements are always labeled "Sponsored," and payment never changes our verdicts. OurFamilyWizard hasn't paid for this review. Nothing here is legal advice.

What does OurFamilyWizard actually do?#

OFW puts co-parenting communication on one documented platform. Per its site:

  • Messages with first-viewed timestamps, plus ToneMeter and the Writing Assistant, which suggest calmer wording. OFW says the suggestions are yours to use, edit or skip.
  • Calendar for parenting time, with change requests and event import.
  • Expenses tracked and reimbursed through OFWpay.
  • Calls by video and audio, documented, with recording and transcription on Max.
  • GPS-verified check-ins at exchanges.
  • Info Bank for health, school and safety information.
  • Records as downloadable PDFs, or certified records that are notarized, printed and mailed.
  • Free accounts for children, extended family and caregivers, with limited access.

What this means for you: the platform's value is the record. Messages, requests and payments all leave a timestamped trail that either parent, and their professionals, can export.

How much does OurFamilyWizard cost?#

OurFamilyWizard plans per parent (ourfamilywizard.com/plans-and-pricing, checked 2026-10-15)

The pricing page offers a full refund within the first 30 days, with a note that refund policies vary by platform, so app-store purchases may follow the store's rules. OFW also runs a fee waiver program and a military family discount.

Parents don't have to be on the same plan. Expect a difference in features when one parent buys Basic and the other buys Max.

Which plan should a client choose?#

  • Basic is enough for messaging, the calendar and expense tracking when records are unlikely to matter.
  • Essentials fits most families who want a documented record. It adds the Writing Assistant, outgoing calls and unlimited PDF records.
  • Premium makes sense when certified, notarized records may be needed, or when calls are frequent.
  • Max adds call recording and transcription, which some families want for documented calls.

What do users say about OurFamilyWizard?#

The feedback we found is limited. Parents in high-conflict or safety-sensitive situations tend to favor the fuller plans for unlimited calls, and users like the expense feature that totals who owes whom. Some ask whether the top plan is worth the extra cost when calls are rare.

How do professionals use OurFamilyWizard?#

OFW offers free access for legal and mental health professionals. With a client's permission, you can view account activity, download records and work with the client in the app. OFW also has a practitioner program, client brochures, and sample order language on its site for courts and practitioners.

How hard is OurFamilyWizard to set up?#

Low. Each parent creates an account, buys a plan and links to the other parent. Add children and third parties as needed, and invite professionals.

Buyer tips#

  1. Suggest Essentials as the baseline when a documented record matters.
  2. Check which records format is acceptable before relying on PDFs instead of certified records.
  3. Buy on the web if refund flexibility matters.
  4. Ask about the fee waiver for clients with financial hardship.

Pros and cons#

Pros

  • Timestamped, exportable record of messages, schedules and payments.
  • Free professional access.
  • Free child and third-party accounts.
  • 30-day refund and fee assistance programs.

Cons

  • Each parent pays.
  • Certified records start on Premium.
  • Call recording only on Max.
  • Refund terms vary by platform.

How does OurFamilyWizard compare?#

TalkingParents offers unalterable messages and recorded calls at lower entry prices. AppClose sells one all-inclusive plan at a low monthly price. OFW offers the widest plan range and a long-running professional program.

Who should use OurFamilyWizard?#

FAQ#

How much does OurFamilyWizard cost?#

Per parent: Basic $110 a year, Essentials $149.99, Premium $216 and Max $299.88, with two-year options (ourfamilywizard.com/plans-and-pricing, checked October 15, 2026).

Do both parents have to pay?#

Yes. Each parent buys their own plan. Child and third-party accounts are free.

Can my lawyer see my OurFamilyWizard account?#

OFW offers free professional access so legal and mental health professionals can view account activity and download records.

Does OurFamilyWizard offer refunds?#

The pricing page offers a full refund within the first 30 days and notes that refund policies vary by platform.

Is there financial help?#

OFW runs a fee waiver program and a military family discount.

Is any of this sponsored?#

No. If that changes, the listing will be labeled "Sponsored," and payment won't change the verdict.

Sources (all accessed 2026-10-15)#

AI Tools For Law is not a law firm and doesn't provide legal advice. Using this site doesn't create an attorney-client relationship.

Alternatives to OurFamilyWizard#

How we reviewed

Researched from vendor documentation, pricing pages and user sentiment. Prices and details were last checked on . Sources are cited inline next to each claim and listed in the Sources section above.

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