Documented: Custody Logs app analytics for November 1

Co-parenting means keeping track of things you should not have to keep track of. Who was late. What was said. Which appointment got missed. A note in a phone is easy to argue with later, and memory is easier still. Documented is a private co-parenting diary that seals each entry the moment you write it, so what you logged in March still reads the same in September. WRITE IT ONCE, AND IT STAYS WRITTEN Log a handover, a missed call, a doctor's visit, an argument. Add photos, video, a receipt, a voice note, or import a text conversation straight from a screenshot. The moment you save, the entry is hashed and locked into a chain with everything before it. Nothing is overwritten. If you need to correct something, the correction is added as a new version and both stay in the custody record. INDEPENDENT PROOF OF WHEN Every entry is timestamped by DigiCert, a public timestamping authority, under the same RFC 3161 standard used for signed software. That is proof of time from somebody other than you and other than us. Only a hash of the entry ever leaves your phone. The words, the photos and the audio never do. YOUR PARENTING JOURNAL, ON YOUR PHONE Entries live in your phone's private storage. There is no account to create and nothing to sign into. If you never turn on attorney sharing, nothing you write is ever uploaded anywhere. ONE PDF, READY TO HAND OVER Export the whole custody log or a single period as one document: every entry in order, with its seal, its independent timestamp and a statement of whether the chain is intact. It is built to be handed to your attorney. SHARE WITH YOUR ATTORNEY, ENCRYPTED Connect your attorney once and new entries reach them as you log them, encrypted on this phone to a key only they hold. You can disconnect at any time. LOCK IT Put the record behind your phone's fingerprint or face unlock, so a shared or borrowed phone does not open it. WHO IT IS FOR Parents in a custody arrangement, in a parenting plan, or simply co-parenting across two households, who want a dated record they can rely on rather than a camera roll and a memory. WHAT IT IS NOT Documented is not a lawyer and does not give legal advice. It keeps a clear, dated, verifiable record. What that record is worth in any particular matter is a question for your attorney. SUBSCRIPTION Documented Plus is $17.99 per month or $179.99 per year, with a 7-day free trial on the yearly plan. Prices shown in the app are in your own currency. A subscription lets you add new entries, export your record and share it with your attorney. If a subscription ends, everything you already sealed stays readable, searchable and verifiable. Your record is never held back from you. Privacy policy: https://documented.co/privacy-policy.html Terms: https://documented.co/terms.html