A court-ready co-parenting app judges and attorneys trust.

No app is officially 'court approved' — U.S. courts don't certify software. What they do look for is a record that meets the standard of admissibility for digital evidence: timestamped by a neutral third party, unchanged since it was created, with clear authorship and a chain of custody that can be authenticated.

CustodyTrac was designed with that standard as the starting point. Every message you send, every transfer you log, every expense you split, and every incident you report is:

• Stamped with a server-side timestamp accurate to the second (not a device clock that can be manipulated)
• Written to an append-only ledger that no user can edit or delete
• Tied to an authenticated author with cryptographically signed sessions
• Exportable with full metadata — record IDs, generation time, user IDs — so any attorney or court IT team can authenticate the export

Family-law judges routinely accept three kinds of evidence produced by communication apps:

1. Message transcripts with read receipts. These prove not just what was said, but that the other party saw it. CustodyTrac's per-person read receipts make this bulletproof — 'Read by Maya at 2:14pm' is the exact artifact an attorney wants when arguing a missed pickup or ignored notice.

2. Timestamped exchange logs. Contemporaneous transfer check-ins are far stronger than after-the-fact affidavits. CustodyTrac's transfer log gives each exchange a server timestamp, on-time / late status, and an optional GPS confirmation.

3. Contemporaneous incident reports. Structured incident reports written at the time of the event, with severity tagging and attachments, carry far more weight than a journal reconstructed later. CustodyTrac's incident module is designed specifically for this.

Attorneys love CustodyTrac because it eliminates the two most tedious parts of family-law discovery: collecting the record, and authenticating it.

Your attorney can be invited into a free, unlimited read-only portalthat shows the full live record — messages, calendar, transfers, expenses, incidents — organized by date, participant, and severity. From there, they can generate PDF exports for filings, subpoenas, or exhibit lists in one click. No paid subscription, no manual screenshot collection, no dispute over whether the messages have been altered.