Answers to the questions parents ask before they trust a co-parenting app with their custody records: whether exports hold up, what the free plan really includes, who can see your data, and how cancellation works.
Exports are timestamped, chronological, and unedited, with a clear generation date and a notice that the content is user-supplied. That is the format attorneys and mediators ask for. No app can promise admissibility, your attorney and the judge decide that but disorganized screenshots are the usual reason records get rejected, and this removes that problem.
No. Drafts, incident logs, notes, and AI rewrites are private to your account. Only messages you deliberately send through a connected channel reach the other parent, and connections require both sides to accept.
Calendar, expense logging, incident logging, five CalmSend™ rewrites a month, and the full course and resource library. Exports and unlimited AI features are on the paid plans, and fee waivers are available if cost is the obstacle.
No. PeacePath Compass is an educational and documentation platform. Nothing in the app, the courses, or the AI output is legal advice, and no attorney-client relationship is created by using it.
Cancel from billing settings at any time; access continues to the end of the paid period and your records stay exportable. We do not lock your history behind a lapsed subscription.
Records are encrypted in transit and at rest, access is restricted to your own account by row-level database policies, and we do not sell data or share it with advertisers. You can export your records at any time on a paid plan, and deleting your account removes your data. We keep the minimum billing records U.S. tax law requires and nothing beyond that.