Your co-parenting record,
court-ready.
Log expenses, messages and custody time. Every entry is timestamped, tamper-evident and exportable as a PDF your legal team can actually use.
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Everything you need.
Nothing you don't.
Private vault
Your notes stay private until you choose to share them. Nothing is automatically visible to your co-parent.
Expense tracker
Log, submit and track shared expenses. Co-parent accepts or declines, every decision is on record.
Custody calculator
Tracks actual parenting time automatically. Outputs a percentage your lawyer can use without manual counting.
Logged messaging
Every message timestamped, hashed, immutable. No edits. No deletions. A record, not just a chat.
Court-ready PDF
Generate unlimited reports instantly on your device. No waiting for email links and no paywalls.
SHA-256 verified
Every entry gets a server-set hash and timestamp. Tampering is mathematically detectable.
Four steps to a
stronger case.
Sign in privately
Create your account. Start logging immediately, no co-parent required. Solo mode is fully featured.
Log what matters
Journal entries, expenses, custody days. Every record is timestamped and signed the moment it's saved.
Connect (optionally)
Invite your co-parent with a 6-character code. Existing records stay private. Shared entries are opt-in only.
Export when needed
Generate a PDF filtered by date, type and visibility. Hand it to your solicitor or keep it for yourself.
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