Court-ready co-parenting records, built as life happens.

When co-parenting conflict escalates, the first casualty is the shared story: who paid for the braces, who was told about the missed handoff, what was actually agreed about spring break. Parents then spend nights screenshotting old texts and assembling spreadsheets — reconstructing a record after the fact, which is exactly when it looks weakest. The alternative is a record that builds itself as life happens: every expense, message, schedule change on the custody calendar, and verified handoff timestamped as it occurs.

That is what "court-ready" means in ParentBridge: organized, chronological, and formatted so an attorney, mediator, or parenting coordinator can review it quickly — receipts attached to the expenses they prove, decisions attached to the dates they affect. It is deliberately not a promise about outcomes: admissibility is always the court's decision, and no app can honestly claim otherwise. What you control is whether the record exists and how clean it is.

Premium produces three formatted exports. The expense ledger is a chronological table with a running balance, a per-expense audit trail of every approval, dispute, and edit, a proof-of-notice appendix showing which notices reached the other parent, and an integrity checksum over the whole document. The message export preserves conversations in order, and the care log collects custody changes and verified handoffs — including optional location proof captured at the exchange.

None of it requires the other parent's participation. In solo co-parenting mode the relay delivers updates by email or text, logs the delivery, and routes email replies back into the record — so even a one-sided record shows what you sent, when it arrived, and what came back. Alongside the health and school records, it adds up to one dependable account of how your side of co-parenting actually ran.