What the court wants
Dates, times, places, and what was agreed — stated factually, in order.
Private custody journal
Go to court prepared, not stressed.
Casewell turns notes, screenshots, and receipts into a private, dated record — ready to become a clear, court-ready PDF for a lawyer, mediation, or your own file. It records when each entry was added and keeps track of later edits.
14 days free · Cancel anytime · Private by design
The advice everyone gets
You've been told to document everything.
Your lawyer wants a timeline. The court wants dates, times, and facts. Right now it's screenshots in your camera roll, receipts buried in email, and the rest carried in your head.
What your lawyer wants
A timeline they can read in minutes, with the proof attached to each entry.
What you need
To write it down once, in one place, and stop carrying it all in your head.
Casewell is where it all goes — dated the moment you write it, organised by child and category, ready to export when someone asks.
Inside Casewell
More structure than a notes app. More private than a shared platform.
Your record at a glance
See your records as a timeline or simple activity calendar. Filter by date, child, or category to find what you need.
Clear, factual wording
Optional AI can turn your note into clear, neutral wording. You review and approve every change.
Court-ready PDF reports
Each report clearly shows when something happened, when you wrote it down, any later edits, and the proof attached.
Built around real routines
Helpful prompts and structure, without involving your co-parent.
01
Exchange check-ins
Add your usual exchange days and receive a private prompt afterwards, while the details are still fresh.
02
Record what was agreed
Write down an agreement once, then link any entry where what happened was different.
03
Track expenses and repayments
Keep the receipt, who paid, what you asked to be repaid, how much was repaid, and what is still owed together.
Common records
Built around the situations separated parents actually need to document.
Use Casewell for missed handovers, late pickups, parenting time changes, expenses, child-related incidents, communication issues, and anything else you may need to explain clearly later.
If it has already started
First hearing coming up? Start with these three things.
You do not need the full history written up tonight. You need a starting point.
1
Write down what has already happened
Start with the events you remember, most recent first. Casewell lets you mark a date as approximate — a dated account now is worth more than a perfect one later.
2
Gather the proof you already have
Screenshots, messages, receipts, and photos are scattered across your phone. Import them and attach each one to the event it belongs to.
3
Record as it happens, from today
Set up exchange check-ins so every handover gets a note while the details are fresh. The record you build between now and the hearing is the one that matters.
Pricing
Try every feature free for 14 days.
One plan includes unlimited records and files, exchange reminders, agreements, expense tracking, court-ready PDF reports, app lock, and optional AI rewriting.
Casewell Premium
A$4.99/week
or A$79.99/year
Starts with 14 days free. Local App Store pricing applies. Cancel anytime in App Store settings.
- Unlimited custody and co-parenting records
- Missed handover, parenting time, incident, and expense entries
- PDF exports for organized documentation
- Private vault, app lock, and child profiles
- Optional AI neutral rewrites
FAQ
Questions before you start.
Is Casewell a legal app?
Casewell is a record-keeping app, not a law firm. It helps you keep clear, dated records and turn them into court-ready PDFs for a lawyer, mediator, adviser, or your own use.
Can Casewell records be used in court?
Casewell helps you create clear, dated, factual documentation that is easier for a professional to review. A court or professional still decides what is relevant or accepted.
Does my co-parent need to use Casewell?
No. Casewell is a private custody journal for your own records. There is no shared account, messaging feed, or approval step.
What can I export?
You choose which records to include. Your PDF can show what happened, when it happened, when you wrote it down, later edits, notes, agreements, proof, expenses, and a simple record activity calendar.
Does Casewell timestamp entries?
Yes. Casewell records when each entry is added, separately from the date the event happened. If you edit an entry later, the PDF says so and Casewell keeps the earlier version.
Where are my records stored?
Your timeline and imported files are encrypted and stored on your device by default. Casewell does not share them with your co-parent or anyone else unless you choose to export or share a report.
Written on the hard days.
Ready for the day it matters.
Every entry becomes part of a clear, court-ready PDF.
Casewell does not provide legal advice or guarantee professional acceptance.