Start with the record
Look for fast entry creation, dates, times, children, types, and files.
Make exports easy
PDF exports should be filtered and readable, not just a data dump.
Keep privacy central
A private records app should not need your co-parent to join or see your records.
Filter before you export
Date and type filters let you pull just the relevant entries — a single handover dispute, a month of expenses. Instead of one long dump. That's what makes a PDF quick for an expert to review.
How Casewell can help
Casewell keeps dated notes and their files together, then exports the ones you choose as a PDF for a lawyer, a mediator or your own records.
What makes records court-ready?
Court-ready records are clear, dated, factual, and easy for an expert to review.
Will the court automatically accept records from an app?
No. The app can help you prepare records. The court or expert decides what is relevant.
Should records be stored privately?
Yes. Personal records is most useful when you control it. You keep your own records rather than sharing an account with the other parent.
Sources
Comparison facts are based on public sources and are dated so they can be reviewed later.
- Apple App Store: Casewell checked
- Casewell: Court-ready reports checked