Built around Spain’s rules.
Your region’s school year is already loaded. Holidays alternate in even and odd years, child maintenance goes up with the Spanish CPI, and extra expenses follow what you agreed.


Who’s got the children today? Which school holidays are yours? Vaivén keeps track, so you don’t have to.
The calendar is free. The rest is €9.99, once.
It isn’t on the App Store yet. We’ll email you the day it’s out.
What you’d expect
Who they’re with each day, the school year’s public holidays and one-off changes.
The day before each handover. No names on the lock screen.
Take a photo and the split is done. Ask for your share with a message.
Who they’re with today, without opening the app.
What sets it apart
Your region’s school year is already loaded. Holidays alternate in even and odd years, child maintenance goes up with the Spanish CPI, and extra expenses follow what you agreed.


The other parent installs nothing. You send a message, an image or a PDF and they open it on any phone.


A PDF with dates and amounts, the dossier with its receipts and the agreement to take to mediation. They stick to facts and don’t judge anyone.


Privacy
We don’t see your data, and we can’t.

The calendar is free forever. Everything else is €9.99 (VAT included) once, with no subscription.


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If you don’t buy, nothing’s deleted and the calendar keeps working.
By area
No. Only you use it. Whenever you want, you send them a PDF or an image of the calendar or the expenses, and you see what you send before it goes out.
No. There’s no sign-up and no password. You only need your Apple ID to buy, as with any app.
No. Vaivén isn’t an official record and doesn’t promise to work as evidence. It helps you keep track of what you agreed, with clear dates and amounts. It isn’t legal advice and doesn’t replace your agreement or court judgment.
The app isn’t on the App Store yet. Press the notify button and we’ll email you the day it’s out.
If the two of you need a chat, or a record that a court asks for, other apps do that. Vaivén isn’t an official record and doesn’t replace your agreement or court judgment. If you get on well, or the children live mostly with you and the other parent has them for visits, it works for you too. You share the calendar if you want, and the schedule fits whatever you’ve agreed.
If there’s violence or you’re afraid, an app isn’t the right tool. In Spain you can call 016 (the domestic abuse helpline).
Your email app opens with the message ready. There’s no form, so we don’t store anything.