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01 Your evidence organized. Before you forget.

Your child is tooimportant to leavethe truth to memory.

Don't Let the Truth Become Your Word Against Hers.

Does your ex have a habit of "stretching the truth?" A dated, organized record can help you build one clear timeline that shows what actually happened.Does your ex have a habit of "stretching the truth?" A dated, organized record can help you build one clear timeline that shows what actually happened.

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  • Every document individually encrypted
  • Private by default · shared only when you explicitly grant access
  • Export anytime
Timeline statusCurrent through Apr 13
Integrity
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APR 20263 records · 2 attachments

A living case timeline

  1. Exchange completed

    Pickup location · parenting timeJournal entry

  2. School email attached

    Attendance note · original PDF1 attachment

  3. Expense logged

    Medical copay · receipt saved$45.00
ChronologicalSearchableExportable

Fictional demo data shown. This is not a customer record or a promise about legal outcomes.

02 The difference

From scattered details to one reviewable record

Custody documentation that does not wait for cooperation.

Before: details everywhere. A parking-garage photo labeled IMG_4821.PNG asks which exchange was this? A note says late again with no date and no context. An email card says Re: School pickup, buried under 2,184 emails.

After · one factual sequence

APRIL 08–133 organized records
  1. Exchange completed5:42 PM · Giant Eagle parking lotChild picked up on time · photo attached
    01
  2. School email attached9:14 AM · Attendance note from teacherOriginal email PDF saved to record
    02
  3. Medical copay logged7:06 PM · Urgent care visit$45.00 receipt attached · reimbursement noted
    03

One clean timeline · ready to review, share, and export

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01

Solo-first custody logging

Create journal entries, communication logs, exchange records, school notes, expenses, and supporting attachments under one custody case.

02

One clean timeline

Review entries, exchange logs, school summaries, photos, attorney summaries, and report-style outputs organized by date.

03

Receipts, not co-parenting fluff

Keep factual logs, evidence tags, document storage, exchange compliance tracking, chronological summaries, and attorney-facing review tools together.

Knowing what happened is not the same as having a record someone else can follow.

Derek · founder and dad

03 Why this exists

Built from the lesson that memory is not evidence.

Custody Journal grew out of Derek’s own custody fight. Stress makes memory worse. Screenshots get scattered. Notes stay half-finished. By the time someone asks for the timeline, the story is already harder to remember.

The answer was not another co-parent communication tool. It was a private place to keep the record while the details were still fresh.

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04 The evidence desk

Everything that matters.
Nothing lost between apps.

Built for dads who need an organized record without waiting on a co-parent.

01

Solo-first custody logging

Log what happened right now, under one case, even if the other parent never touches the app.

02

Evidence organization

Use tags, attachments, document storage, and summaries so the record is easier to review later.

03

Report-style outputs

Turn dated records into cleaner outputs for review before a hearing, meeting, or attorney conversation.

04

Document storage

Upload photos, screenshots, school records, medical documents, and other supporting files.

05

Exchange compliance tracking

Track planned exchanges, what actually happened, and the details that matter when patterns appear.

06

Communication notes

Save communication notes alongside incidents, school issues, expenses, and attachments.

Custody Journal reports list using fictional demo records
One clean timelineFictional demo data. Real product screen. No legal outcome implied.

05 Documentation scenarios

The record you'll wish you'd started three months ago

Examples of records fathers keep when the details need a clear history.

CASE NOTE / 01

The missed pickup.

She's 40 minutes late again. Log it in 30 seconds from your phone: scheduled time, actual time, screenshot of the “on my way” text. Six dated entries are easier to review than six screenshots in a camera roll.

Example documentation scenario. Fictional details.
CASE NOTE / 02

The school email.

The teacher says your son melted down again the Monday after an exchange. Save the email to the case, tie it to the date, add one factual note. Months later the pattern reads itself.

Example documentation scenario. Fictional details.
CASE NOTE / 03

The receipt fight.

Cleats, copays, school lunches — you paid, they “don't remember.” Every expense logged with its receipt attached, exportable as one clean PDF when reimbursement gets contested.

Example documentation scenario. Fictional details.

06 Straightforward pricing

Start free.
Upgrade when the record grows.

No credit card required to begin. Paid plans add capacity and review tools, not promises about legal outcomes.

Free

Start the record

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forever

For capturing the facts now and building a dated history.

  • 10 journal entries per month
  • Custody schedule tracking
  • Basic communication log
  • Timestamped record history
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Paid plans

Every paid level adds unlimited entries, encrypted document storage, and PDF exports.

Starting at $12/moor $99/year

01

Documented

$12/mo

Unlimited entries, encrypted document storage, and PDF exports.

02

Protected

$22/mo

Adds the AI case assistant and communication tone review.

03

Advocate

$35/mo

Adds record completeness review and preparation checklists.

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30-day money-back guarantee: contact support within 30 days of the first successful charge on your first paid subscription. Renewal charges are not eligible except where required by law.

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Plan feature comparison
FeatureFreePaid
Journal entries10/monthUnlimited
Custody schedule trackingIncludedCompliance statistics
Communication logBasicCommunication tone review (Protected+)
Document storageUpgrade requiredEncrypted storage (all paid plans)
PDF reportsUpgrade requiredJournal export (all paid) · full reports (Protected+)
Record historyTimestampedVersion-aware
AI documentation support—Protected & Advocate
Record completeness review—Advocate
Preparation tools & logged-event pattern summaries—Advocate
SupportStandardPriority

07 Before you trust us

Direct answers.
No fine-print fog.

Quick answers to the questions most fathers ask before they trust us with their records.

Start with one real event, not your whole custody case. Open the journal, choose the entry that fits what happened, and use the built-in prompts or templates to write down the facts while they are still fresh. If you have proof like a screenshot, receipt, photo, or other file, attach it right there so the entry and the supporting material stay together.

If you are feeling overwhelmed, keep it simple: what happened, when it happened, who was involved, and why it matters. That is enough to get moving. The goal is not to write some dramatic essay. The goal is to create a clean record you can build on instead of trying to reconstruct everything later from memory.

08 Start now

Add the first thing that happened while it is still fresh in your mind.

Log an exchange, save a school email, upload a photo, or write a quick factual note. New accounts start with Google. Returning users can use an email sign-in link. Your data stays yours.

Free · no credit cardCreate your first entryGoogle or email sign-in