The co-parenting app for high-conflict cases.

Regular messaging apps fail high-conflict families in three predictable ways: messages can be deleted, screenshots can be doctored, and there's no proof the other parent ever saw a critical schedule change. In court, "I texted him" is not evidence — a screenshot without an audit trail is easily challenged.

CustodyTrac is engineered specifically for these situations. Every message, schedule change, transfer check-in, expense, and incident is stored in an append-only ledger that neither parent can edit or delete after posting. Every entry carries a server-side timestamp accurate to the second and a full audit trail attorneys can use to authenticate the record.

1. Per-person read receipts. In a normal messenger, you know a message was 'read' but not by whom. CustodyTrac shows 'Read by Maya' — per person, per message. In a three-plus-person thread (you, ex, step-parent), you know exactly who has and hasn't seen the schedule change.

2. Timestamped transfer log. Every pick-up and drop-off gets a check-in with a server-side timestamp and (optionally) GPS confirmation. Missed and late exchanges are documented automatically, without you having to remember to write it down after the fact.

3. Severity-tagged incident reports. Contemporaneous incident reports are the gold standard of evidence for family courts. CustodyTrac gives you a structured, append-only incident log with severity tags, attached photos, and a running index — everything a family-law attorney needs to build a case.

4. One-click PDF legal exports. When mediation or a court date arrives, export the whole record — messages, calendar, transfers, expenses, incidents — as timestamped PDFs in seconds. Free. Unlimited.

Because everything is on the record, both parents tend to communicate more carefully — knowing that whatever they say is timestamped and preserved. Swap requests replace demanding texts. Structured expense entries replace arguments over who owes what. Calendar overrides replace verbal promises that get 'forgotten.'

Many high-conflict co-parents report that within a few weeks of adopting CustodyTrac, the tone of communication improves — not because either parent changed, but because the medium changed.