Hey Product Hunt, I built Custody Hero for the parent who is doing the work and can't prove it. The proof usually exists. It's just scattered: screenshots in a camera roll, receipts in a drawer, a schedule everyone remembers differently. Assembling it takes a weekend, and it still falls apart the first time someone disputes a date. Custody Hero keeps it assembled as you go. Your custody pattern fills the calendar on its own, and when real life breaks the plan you log it once and it becomes a dated makeup-day ledger. Shared costs carry their receipts and a running balance, so "did they ever pay me back" has an answer. WhatsApp, iMessage, and email history import and then stay locked, because a record you can edit is a record the other side can attack. The assistant is the part I most want feedback on. It reads your actual calendar, ledger, expenses, and messages, so asking it to find where the swap got refused in March returns the message and its date. It also rewrites a furious draft into something you won't regret having on the record. Two things I'd rather say up front than bury: this is not legal advice, and nothing is ever shared with the other parent. iPhone only for now, 3-day trial, then $14.99/month for one family, and that single subscription covers every feature including the AI. The thing I still haven't settled: how much the assistant should push back when someone is clearly about to hurt their own case. Right now it stays fairly neutral. I'd like to hear where you'd draw that line.

Custody Hero

Turn your custody records into court-ready evidence.

Turn your custody records into court-ready evidence.