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Luraio and Cozi.
Cozi organizes one household. Luraio is for kids whose week runs across more than one. Plenty of families could use both.
Who each one is best for
Choose Cozi if
Your kids live in one home and you want the family calendar, the grocery list and the week's meals in one place. Cozi has a free plan, and one paid plan covers the whole household. If you don't have a custody schedule to keep track of, Cozi is probably the simpler pick.
Choose Luraio if
Your kids move between homes. Luraio turns the parenting plan into your year, handles swaps and handoffs, and keeps each kid's details in one place, with the other home kept separate from yours.
We make Luraio, so read this with that in mind. Every fact about Cozi below comes from its own site or its App Store listing, and is linked. If something here is out of date, write to [email protected] and we'll fix it.
Side by side
| Feature | Luraio | Cozi |
|---|---|---|
| Custody calendar | Yes Your parenting plan turned into a year you can see at a glance, holidays included. | Partly A shared, color-coded family calendar. No custody schedule tools. Source |
| Asking for a change or swap | Yes Ask for a swap. The other parent can answer by link, without an account. | No No request-and-answer step. Source |
| Messages between parents | Yes Messages between parents once both are on Luraio. No tone checker. | No No messaging between parents. Source |
| Records for court | Partly A printable record of what happened and a full copy of your data. Not certified for court. | No Not offered. Source |
| Calls | No No calling in the app. | No Not offered. Source |
| Shared costs | Partly Log shared costs and see the year so far. No payments in the app. | No Not offered. Source |
| Kids' details (medical, school, sizes) | Yes Each kid's care details and emergency card in one place. | No No place for kids' medical or school details. Source |
| Others in the kids' lives | Yes Partners, grandparents and sitters, each seeing only what you choose. | Partly Everyone in the household shares one family account, each with their own sign-in. Source |
| Works if the other parent never joins | Yes Built to work fully for one parent. | Yes Built for one household, so no second parent is needed. Source |
| Other calendars | Partly Brings in a calendar file (.ics) and exports yours as one. | Yes Shows Google, iCloud and Outlook calendars, and shares Cozi calendars out by link. Both directions are read-only. Source |
| Lists, meals and chores | Partly Handoff packing lists and where each thing is. No meals or chores. | Yes Shopping and to-do lists, checklists, and a recipe box with meal planning. Source |
| Where it runs | Partly A web app for phone and desktop. No App Store app yet. | Yes iPhone, Android and web. Source |
What it costs
Cozi's prices, from its own plans page.
Luraio
- During the betaFree
- For the other parentFree, always
One parent is enough to use all of it.
Cozi
- CoziFree, with ads
- Cozi Gold$39 a year
- Cozi Max$79 a year
One plan covers every family member on every device.
Cozi's pricing page · checked November 3, 2026
The main differences
One home or two. Cozi has a shared family calendar but no custody schedule. Luraio starts from the parenting plan and works out whose days are whose, holidays included.
The house itself. Cozi has shopping lists, chores and meal planning. Luraio doesn't; its lists are about handoffs, like what goes in the bag.
Using both. They don't overlap much. A family can keep Cozi for the house and Luraio for the kids' time across homes.
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If your kids live in more than one home, come try Luraio.
Luraio is in a private beta. Leave your email and we'll send your invite as soon as there's room.
Set up your home in about ten minutes. You don't need the other parent to start.