How the balance reads

Settled at noon. Every accepted share has been marked paid, so nothing is open on either side.

The sun leans toward the side with an open share; overhead means settled.

NoonVale keeps the record. It never holds or moves money.

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A child's red bicycle lying on a dirt path that runs straight up a sunny valley at noon, with a small white farmhouse on the rise to each side.

One ledger for the kids’ costs. Both of you.

Log what the kids cost, split it the way you agreed, and settle up without the argument.

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You$0.00open shares
Running balanceSettled at noonNothing open on either side.
The other parent$0.00open shares

NoonVale keeps the record. It never holds or moves money.

The costs are about the kids. The ledger keeps it that way.

A pair of black youth soccer cleats and two shin guards side by side on a sunlit wooden porch step.
Soccer registration$180, logged by you
A child's red winter coat and a navy backpack hanging on hooks beside a bright open doorway.
Winter coat$240, logged by the other parent

One expense, seen from both sides.

A soccer registration you log and a winter coat the other parent logs, each accepted, then settled.

  1. Your sideYou log it. Soccer registration, $180, split 50/50. The other parent’s share is $90. Request sent.

    Your view

    New expense

    For
    Soccer registration
    Amount
    $180.00
    Split
    50/50, your default
    Receipt
    1 photo attached

    Request sent

  2. The other parent’s sideThe other parent accepts. They can accept, question, or mark it paid. Both of you see the same entry.

    The other parent’s view

    New request

    Soccer registration $180.00

    AcceptQuestionMark paid

  3. The other parent’s sideThey log one too. Winter coat, $240, split 50/50. Your share is $120, and you accept it. The balance nets to $30 from you.

    The other parent’s view

    New expense

    For
    Winter coat
    Amount
    $240.00
    Split
    50/50
    Receipt
    1 photo attached

    Request sent

  4. The middleYou mark $30 paid. You pay the other parent $30 the way the two of you already do, then mark it paid. Settled at noon.

    Your view

    Mark paid

    You paid the other parent $30.00 the way the two of you already do.

    Paid outside NoonVale, recorded here.

    Marked paid

The shared ledger

  • $90.00Soccer registration$180, logged by youRequestedAccepted$90.00
  • $120.00Winter coat$240, logged by the other parentAccepted$120.00
  • Payment, $30Marked paid by youPaid outside NoonVale

Settled at noon

Nothing open on either side.

NoonVale keeps the record. It never holds or moves money.

A history neither of you can quietly change.

Every entry, acceptance, payment, and edit is dated and kept. Neither parent can edit or delete an entry without it showing in the history.

Your sideThe other parent’s side

  1. Soccer registration logged

    $180, split 50/50, receipt attached

  2. Accepted by the other parent

    Their $90 share of soccer registration

  3. Winter coat logged

    $260, split 50/50, receipt attached

  4. Edited by the other parent, Sep 14

    Winter coat amount $260 $240

    Receipt corrected. The old amount stays on record.

  5. Accepted by you

    Your $120 share of the winter coat

  6. You marked $30 paid

    Settled at noon

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Both of you see the same entries, in the same order, with the same dates.

Splits you set together.

50/50, 60/40, or different by category. You agree on it once, and NoonVale applies it to every expense either of you logs.

Split check

Soccer registration

Your share$90.00

The other parent’s share$90.00

Drag the notch between the hills, or use the slider. One default split is free; splits by category come with NoonVale Plus.

What NoonVale never does.

  • It never holds or moves money. You pay each other the way the two of you already do, then mark it paid.
  • It never gives legal advice. It does not calculate child support or file anything with a court.
  • It never takes a side. Both of you see the same ledger, and any edit or deletion shows in the history.

From parents using NoonVale.

Beta users on both sides of the ledger, in their own words.

  1. We used to go back and forth over text about who paid for what. Now I just log the expense in NoonVale, attach the receipt, and it splits automatically. The running balance takes the guesswork out of it: we both see the same number.

    Maren S. Portland, OR

  2. Setting up category splits was the thing that sold me on Plus. Daycare is 60/40, medical is 50/50, and sports are on me. NoonVale just knows which rule to apply, so there’s nothing to debate.

    Diego C. Austin, TX

  3. My co-parent was skeptical at first, but the fact that neither of us can delete or change the other’s entries made him comfortable. It’s one neutral record we both trust.

    Priya M. Durham, NC

  4. I signed up for the free version just to try it. Being able to log expenses and send reimbursement requests without a single awkward text was enough to keep me. We’ve been using it for eight months now.

    Tobias E. Minneapolis, MN

  5. The receipt photos are what I appreciate most. Before NoonVale, I’d lose track of who bought the kids’ school supplies or winter gear. Now everything’s dated, photographed, and on the ledger. When I needed records for the full year, the export had it all.

    Aisha D. Atlanta, GA

  6. We have two kids in different activities with different cost splits. NoonVale Plus handles the recurring expenses, tuition, after-school care, so I’m not logging the same thing every month. It just shows up, and the other parent gets the request.

    Lena K. Chicago, IL

Free keeps the ledger. Plus handles the complicated parts.

Prices are per parent. Each of you decides for yourself.

Billing

Free

$0 for each parent

  • One shared ledger between the two of you
  • Unlimited expenses with receipt photos
  • A default split
  • Reimbursement requests
  • The running balance

NoonVale Plus

$6 a month, per parent

  • Split rules by category
  • Recurring expenses, like monthly daycare
  • More than one child and custody arrangement
  • Full history export
  • Storage for the parenting plan, school forms, and medical receipts
Plus for

$6 a month for one parent. The other parent stays free.

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  • The free tier stays fully usable for the second parent, even when only one of you pays.
  • Starting free needs no payment card.
  • You can cancel Plus yourself, from settings, at any time.

Three questions parents ask.

Plain answers, written for both of you, that end with a ledger you can share.

  • How do we split the kids’ expenses?

    The common ways parents divide costs, and how the two of you agree on one.

    50/50, 60/40, in proportion to income, or by category

    Read the guide on splits

  • What counts as a shared expense?

    The costs parenting plans usually call extras, and how to talk through the ones in between.

    Daycare, school fees, braces, soccer, the winter coat

    Read the guide on shared costs

  • How do we keep track of reimbursements?

    A simple routine for receipts, requests, and marking things paid, so nothing lives in a text thread.

    From receipt to marked paid, in six steps

    Read the guide on reimbursements
All guides

Start a shared ledger, then invite the other parent.

Free for both of you. No payment card. You set the split together.

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NoonVale keeps the record. It never holds or moves money.