No Cooperation Needed
Your co-parent does not need to install anything, approve entries or respond.
Private by design
Private co-parenting documentation, organized in one place
Create a clear, factual record of handovers, parenting time, communication, expenses and important events—without asking your co-parent to join another app.
- No shared account
- Attach supporting files
- Export clear PDFs
Private recordOnly you can see it
PDF readyChoose what to include
Context Stays Together
Keep notes, messages, receipts, screenshots and photos with the right event.
Clear, Useful Exports
Turn selected records into an organized PDF for professional or personal review.
A different kind of co-parenting app
A private record—not another place to argue
Shared messaging platforms can be useful when both parents participate. Casewell solves a different problem: keeping your own co-parenting documentation complete, factual and easy to retrieve.
Important: If a court order or parenting plan requires a specific communication platform, keep using it as directed. Casewell can sit alongside it as your private documentation layer.
Casewell
Private documentation
- One account—yours
- No approval or response needed
- Built around records and exports
Shared platforms
Joint communication
- Both parents participate
- Messages form the shared record
- Built around communication
What you can document
One organized timeline for the details that matter
Record an event while it is fresh, then keep the source material beside it instead of searching across notes, photos and message threads later.
Handovers & Pickups
Planned and actual times, delays, missed exchanges, locations and outcomes.
Explore handover logsParenting Time
Scheduled care, changes, overnights and the time that actually took place.
Explore parenting timeCommunication
Child-related requests, responses, decisions and relevant message context.
Build a communication logChild Expenses
Costs, receipts, repayment requests, amounts paid and what remains outstanding.
Explore expense trackingIncidents & Concerns
What happened, when and where, who was present and the immediate outcome.
Use the incident templateAgreements & Evidence
Verbal agreements, screenshots, photos, documents and other supporting files.
Document verbal agreements
How co-parenting documentation works
From a fresh detail to a useful record
- 1
Record What Happened
Add the date, time, location, people involved, what was agreed and the outcome. Short, specific entries are easier to review.
- 2
Keep the Source With It
Attach the relevant screenshot, receipt, photo, voice note or document to preserve context.
- 3
Review & Export
Filter the timeline and create a PDF containing only the records needed for an attorney, mediator, adviser or your own review.
Practical guidance
Build a record that is easier to use later
Complete guide
How to Document Co-Parenting
A practical method for deciding what to record and how to keep it factual.
Evidence guideWhat Counts as Custody Evidence?
Understand source material, context and how organized records fit together.
Message guideOrganize Text Messages
Preserve complete conversations and connect them to the relevant event.
Free toolWhat Should I Document?
Get a private, browser-based checklist based on the situation you select.
Common questions
Before you start documenting
Casewell helps you organize information. It does not decide what is legally relevant or replace advice from a qualified professional.
Does my co-parent need to use Casewell?
No. Casewell is a private co-parenting documentation app for your own records. Your co-parent does not need an account and cannot approve, edit or delay your entries.
What should I include in co-parenting documentation?
Useful records usually include dates, times, locations, what happened, what was agreed, the outcome and any relevant message, receipt, photo or document. Keep entries specific, factual and focused on the child.
Can I attach screenshots, receipts and photos?
Yes. You can keep supporting files with the event they relate to, so the context is easier to find and review later.
Can I turn my records into a PDF?
Yes. Casewell can create organized PDF reports from the records you select, including dates, notes, categories, expenses and attachments.
Is Casewell legal advice or a guarantee that records will be accepted?
No. Casewell is a documentation tool, not a law firm. A court or qualified professional decides what is relevant or accepted in a particular matter.
Private. Factual. Organized.
Keep the record while
details are fresh.
Start a private co-parenting journal with organized documentation and PDF exports.
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