The toolbox

Eight Free Tools That Stay On Your Device

Cases run on paper. These tools keep yours straight — and they're built the opposite of most websites: nothing you type is sent to us.

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How the privacy works, plainly: everything you enter is saved only in this browser, on this device (using its built-in storage). We never see it. You can export it, print it, or erase it with one button. Two cautions: clearing your browser's site data erases it too — exporting a backup now and then is wise — and anyone who can unlock this device can open what's saved here. On a shared device, some parents use export-and-erase after each session.

The daily three

Contact & Documentation Log

The backbone tool. Log every call, visit, email, and conversation — who, when, what was said, what was agreed — in about two minutes per entry. También en Español

Open the log

Case Timeline Builder

Every event on one dated line — contacts, hearings, visits, incidents — with a print view your attorney will thank you for.

Build your timeline

Evidence Organizer

A catalog of every document, photo, text, and witness: what it shows and exactly where it lives. Your files stay with you — this is the index.

Catalog your evidence

The heavy hitters

Case-Plan / Requirement Tracker

Every treatment-plan requirement with status, proof, and barriers — plus a progress bar and a print-for-the-review-hearing button.

Track your plan

Records Request Tracker

Example request letters plus a tracker for what you asked for, when, from whom, and what's still outstanding. También en Español

Track requests

Complaint Builder

Answer plain questions and get a clear, professional complaint letter — with every oversight agency described, linked, and one copy-paste away. También en Español

Build a complaint

Showing up strong

Court Dates & Deadlines New

Every hearing, meeting, and deadline with a countdown — and a button that adds them to your phone's calendar with a built-in reminder. Cases are lost by absence more often than by argument.

Never miss a date

Visit Prep Checklist New

Plan each visit, walk in steady, and capture how it went the same day — the record of showing up, kept by the person doing the showing up.

Prep your next visit
Not sure which tool fits right now?

Where Am I in the Process? matches your stage of the case to the tools and guides built for it — in about three taps.

Coming next to the toolbox

  • New Printable one-pagers & wallet cards — rights sheet, crisis numbers, at-the-door card, in both languages
  • Coming soon Short video & audio tutorials for every tool
  • Coming soon Printable blank (paper) versions of every tool, for parents without reliable internet
Tools, not decisions

Every tool here is a blank instrument. It organizes what you know and what you choose to write — it never decides anything for you, and it's not legal advice. For what to do in your specific case, a licensed attorney is the right person to ask.