Does Any of This Sound Familiar?
High-conflict custody has a script. If you're living it, you already know these lines.
They showed up two hours late again — and swear it never happened.
Without a dated record, every exchange becomes your word against theirs.
Your attorney asks exactly how many overnights you’ve had this year.
You’re guessing. And guessing is what the other side’s attorney is counting on.
The proof exists — buried in thousands of texts and screenshots.
You know it’s in there somewhere. Finding it at 11pm before a hearing is another story.
You covered the copay, the school shoes, the field trip.
Reimbursement “slipped their mind” again, and you’ve lost track of what you’re owed.
They cancel their weekend, then claim you’re keeping the kids from them.
The pattern is obvious to you. It’s invisible to everyone who matters unless it’s documented.
You’re paying your attorney by the hour to sort through your text messages.
Every hour they spend organizing your chaos is an hour they’re not spending on your case.
If that hit home: you're not overreacting, and you're not powerless. You don't have a proof problem. You have a system problem.
You Can't Control What They Do. You Can Control What You Can Prove.
Courts and attorneys don't respond to frustration — they respond to dates, patterns, and consistency.
A record kept day by day, while events were fresh, reads completely differently than a story reconstructed from memory the week before a hearing.
Most custody apps can't help you build that record, because they're designed around shared communication — and your situation is exactly the one where sharing doesn't work.
CustodyProof is built for one job: turning what's actually happening into organized, dated documentation — without needing anything from the other parent.
From Chaos to Court-Ready in Three Steps
Ten minutes to set up. A few seconds a day to maintain.
1. Set your schedule once
Type your custody arrangement in plain words — or upload the agreement itself — and your full recurring calendar builds itself, including summer possession and holiday blocks. You review every date before anything saves.
2. Log life as it happens
When the week went as planned, confirm it with one tap. When it didn’t — a denied exchange, a late drop-off, an unpaid expense — that difference becomes a dated record with the evidence attached, captured while it’s fresh.
3. Walk in prepared
One click produces a lawyer-ready PDF: custody percentages, your planned schedule versus what actually happened, the violation timeline, and the expense ledger. Organized proof instead of a shoebox of screenshots.
Everything the Record Needs. Nothing It Doesn't.
One system for custody time, violations, evidence, and money — built around how custody disputes are actually documented.
Custody time, counted correctly
Overnights are counted as nights and timed day visits are tracked separately in hours — so your parenting-time percentages are numbers you can stand behind.
Your agreement becomes your calendar
Alternating weekends, 2-2-3 rotations, summer possession, holiday carve-outs — describe it once and the schedule fills itself in a year ahead.
Planned vs. actual, side by side
CustodyProof compares what was supposed to happen with what did. Confirm days as you go and build a “Confirmed through” record that shows your documentation was kept in real time — not reconstructed for court.
Violations with time stamps
Denied visitation, late exchanges, no-shows — logged with dates and details, so isolated incidents become a documented pattern.
An encrypted evidence vault
Screenshots, photos, voice notes, and documents stored encrypted and tied to the incidents they prove — searchable when you need them, private always.
Every dollar, every receipt
Log child expenses with the receipt attached and keep a running ledger of what you’re owed — so “I’ll pay you back” finally has a paper trail.
Statistics that answer the hard questions
How many overnights? What percentage? How often were exchanges missed? Your dashboard knows — precisely, and on demand.
Lawyer-ready reports
Clean PDF reports, evidence archives, and expense summaries your attorney can actually use — which means less billable time spent untangling your records.
Documentation That Keeps Up With Real Life
The hardest part of documenting isn't knowing you should — it's doing it in the moment, in the school parking lot, mid-chaos. Vero, CustodyProof's AI assistant, turns whatever you can capture into organized records you review before anything saves. (Vero AI is included in Case Builder, or add it anytime.)
Speak it
Record a voice note right after the exchange. Vero transcribes it and drafts the dated incident for you.
Snap it
Screenshot the text thread or snap the receipt — Vero reads it and files the record or expense with the evidence attached.
Paste it
Paste months of old notes or message threads and Vero sorts them into custody time and incidents — your backlog, finally organized.
You approve every record before it's saved. Unknown dates are never guessed.
Private. Solo. Under Your Control.
- The other parent never gets a notification, an invite, or any visibility. There is no shared account.
- You don’t need their participation, their agreement, or another argument about documentation.
- Your evidence is stored encrypted — organized for your eyes and your attorney’s, no one else’s.
CustodyProof is built for your records, your organization, and your preparation.
Less Than One Hour of Attorney Time Documents Your Entire Year.
Family law attorneys bill by the hour. Hand yours a phone full of screenshots, and you're paying premium rates for them to organize instead of advocate. Hand them an organized, dated record, and every one of those hours goes toward your case.
$14.75/month, or $144/year (that's $12/month, billed annually) — calendar, schedule setup, evidence vault, expense ledger, and court-ready reports in one system.
A better system is cheaper than chaos.
See Exactly What You'd Hand Your Attorney
Every entry you log builds toward one document: the Court Packet — a plain-English summary, color-coded custody calendars, schedule deviations flagged in red, and every record in one chronological journal. Download a sample and see it for yourself.
The story first
A narrative summary and hero stats a judge can absorb in thirty seconds.
Deviations in red
Missed and extra nights marked on the calendar and listed by date — red only ever means something.
Court language
Evidence grouped under the best-interests factors courts actually evaluate, with a sworn verification page.
Download the sample Court Packet (PDF) — fictional family, real report, generated by the same engine your records would use.
Two Plans. One Private Record.
Documentation from $14.75/month or $144/year, or Case Builder with Vero AI from $29/month — cancel anytime, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee.
Common Questions
Is this a co-parenting app?
No — and that’s the point. Co-parenting apps assume both parents will cooperate. CustodyProof is a private documentation tool for your records, your evidence, and your preparation. The other parent is never involved.
Will the other parent know I’m using it?
No. There is no shared account, no invitation, and no notification. Nothing is ever sent to the other parent. Your documentation is yours alone.
I already have months of screenshots and notes. Is it too late to start?
It’s not too late. You can add past custody time and incidents with their real dates, and upload the evidence you’ve already collected. With the Vero AI upgrade, you can paste old text threads or upload screenshots and have them turned into dated, organized records you review before saving.
What about summer break and holidays?
Schedules rarely run on a simple repeat. CustodyProof supports override blocks — designated summer possession, holiday weeks, one-off changes — layered on top of your regular rotation, so the calendar matches your real agreement.
Is my data private and secure?
Your evidence files are stored encrypted, and your account is protected behind your own login. CustodyProof is built for one-sided, private use: no shared access, no co-parent visibility, ever.
Will this hold up in court?
CustodyProof is a documentation tool, not a law firm, and nothing here is legal advice — admissibility is always your attorney’s call. What we do is make your records organized, dated, and consistent, with reports designed for attorneys to review. Contemporaneous, structured documentation is far easier to work with than reconstructed memory.
Why not just keep using screenshots and a notes app?
Because a pile of screenshots isn’t a system. It can’t compute your overnight percentages, compare your plan against reality, total your unpaid reimbursements, or produce a clean timeline. CustodyProof turns the same raw material into a record that answers questions.
Is this only for fathers? Only for mothers?
Neither. CustodyProof is for any parent who needs a better documentation system in a custody dispute — mothers, fathers, and guardians in any arrangement.
How much does it cost, and what if it isn’t for me?
$14.75/month or $144/year, backed by a 30-day money-back guarantee on your first charge — if it isn’t right for you, request a refund in seconds right from Settings while your window is open (or email support if you prefer). And you can cancel anytime from Settings, no phone call required — your access runs through the period you paid for.
Six Months From Now, You'll Wish the Record Started Today.
Every week without a system is a week of overnights, incidents, and expenses that turn into “your word against theirs.” Set up your schedule tonight — from tomorrow on, the record keeps itself.
- Private & encrypted
- No cooperation required
- Cancel anytime
- 30-day money-back guarantee