Quiet records, ready if you ever need them.
Everything agreed is logged in the background — schedule changes, swaps, messages and expenses. You'll likely never need it. But if you ever do, it exports court-ready, and your data leaves free, forever.
Everything you agreed, in one place
One screen pulls together what you've actually agreed — the schedule and handover rules, how costs are split, and the documents behind them — into a single reference either parent can open. No more "I didn't know that was the arrangement."
Agreed by you, or ordered by a court
Each part is marked "agreed between you" or "backed by a court order", with the order itself attached — so the arrangement and where it came from sit side by side. A plain reference summary, not a legal document.
Quietly kept as you go
Schedule changes, swap requests and what was agreed are logged automatically in the background. Not to build a case — just so the everyday facts are never in doubt.
An honest timeline
Because messages and changes are timestamped and can't be edited, what you have is a fair, chronological record of what actually happened — for both of you.
Court-ready when it counts
If things ever reach a solicitor or court, exports come out court-ready: complete, dated and in order. Under the March 2026 rules, messages, photos and recordings usually stay out of the court bundle unless the judge asks for them; if they're needed, yours are ready. What's used, and the weight it carries, is always the court's decision.
Your data is yours
Exporting everything is free, forever — no ransom for your own family's record. It's yours to take whenever you want it, for any reason.
Bring the calm home.
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