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For parents navigating custody

A clearer record.A little more breathing room.

Keep co-parenting moments organized in one private timeline, so there's less to piece together when you need to explain what happened.

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Steadline is in development for iPhone and Android. Join the waitlist for early access; there's nothing to download or pay for yet.

A moment, written down
Fri, Oct 3 · 6:12 pm
School pickup. Arrived 40 minutes after the 5:30 time. Ellie waited in the front office.
Sealed at 6:31 pm
Its place in the timeline
  1. Oct 3Pickup
  2. Oct 10Check-up
  3. Oct 17Exchange
How it reads in the Case File
Chronologyp. 2

Oct 3 · 6:12 pmSchool pickup exchange. Arrival was 40 minutes after the scheduled 5:30 pm time.

Personal entry · sealed 6:31 pm

Fictional example
Sound familiar?

The details are all there. Just not in one place.

When someone asks what happened and when, the answer is often spread across apps, threads and memory. Putting it back together takes time you'd rather spend elsewhere.

  • In an appMessages and requests in a co-parenting app, sometimes behind an export fee.
  • In your textsConversations that happened outside the app, spread across threads.
  • In your photosReceipts, school notes and pickup times, with no context attached.
  • In your memoryWhat happened on a Friday at 5:45, which fades faster than you'd expect.
How it will work

Write it down. Bring it in. Share one file.

  1. Write it down

    Note a handoff, a missed call or a doctor's visit in about thirty seconds. The time is captured for you, and each entry is sealed when you save it.

  2. Bring in what you have

    Add the PDF export from your co-parenting app, or screenshots of texts. The original is kept as it arrived, and you confirm each event that joins your timeline.

  3. Share one Case File

    A short summary, one chronology and an index of attachments. Share it as a PDF or a private link that expires.

These are the features planned for launch. Optional Calm Check can also suggest plain, factual wording before you save.

The Case File

Counts first. Then the story, in order.

A Case File opens with a plain summary, then lists what happened in date order. Every line points back to where it came from.

Explore the full sample

Case File

Aug 1 – Oct 31, 2026 · fictional example

Pattern summary

Of 25 scheduled exchanges, 19 took place on time, 4 started 15 minutes or more late, and 2 did not take place.

Scheduled
25
On time
19
Late
4
Missed
2

Chronology

  1. Oct 3 · 18:12School pickup exchange. Taylor arrived 40 minutes after the scheduled 17:30 time. Ellie waited in the front office.Personal entry · sealed 18:31
  2. Oct 5 · 09:02Message from Taylor: “I can't do Sunday, figure it out.”Imported · co-parenting app export, p. 14
  3. Oct 10 · 15:40Pediatrician check-up. Morgan attended. Taylor was notified of the appointment on Oct 6.Personal entry + receipt · sealed 16:05
  4. Oct 17 · 17:45Scheduled exchange did not take place. No message received before or during the window.Personal entry · sealed 17:58

Each line links to a sealed entry or an imported page. Excerpt only; the full sample continues.

Privacy and control

Your record is yours. We built it that way on purpose.

These describe how Steadline is being built. We'll publish a full privacy policy before launch.

  • It lives on your phone first.Backups and attorney links are encrypted before they leave your device, so our servers hold only scrambled copies.
  • Changes can't hide.Each entry gets a fingerprint linked to the one before it, plus an independent timestamp. A correction sits beside the original instead of replacing it.
  • No one is contacted for you.Steadline never notifies or invites your co-parent.
  • AI help is optional.If you turn it on, only the text you choose is sent to be checked, and it isn't stored.
  • You can take everything with you.Export as PDF, CSV and JSON at any time, even after you cancel.
For family law attorneys and paralegals

Clients arrive with a timeline you can read in minutes.

Open a client's Case File in your browser through a private link. No account and no cost to you.

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Questions

Can I use Steadline today?

Not yet. Steadline is in development for iPhone and Android, with a web view for attorneys. People on the waitlist hear first when early access opens.

Does Steadline replace my attorney?

No. Steadline is a record-keeping tool and does not provide legal advice. It helps you keep organized, time-stamped facts. Your attorney decides how to use them, and the court decides what weight they carry.

Will my co-parent know I use Steadline?

No. Steadline never contacts, notifies or invites anyone. Naming someone in your record is a label on your own record, nothing more.

Do I have to stop using OurFamilyWizard or TalkingParents?

No. If a court order requires one of those apps, keep using it. Steadline is designed to sit beside it: you bring its exports in, and they join your own notes in one timeline.

What happens to my record if I cancel?

Your record stays readable, and you can export everything as PDF, CSV and JSON at any time, including after you cancel.