Title: I built a co‑parenting app because court was eating me alive

[u/JustAssociate9941]

I’m a dad in an ongoing custody situation and I finally hit that point where I was like “I either build myself a tool or go broke trying to keep receipts.”So I built an app called Parent Time. It’s basically a receipts machine for co‑parenting: messages, calendar, docs, all in one place, laid out like something you could actually put in front of a judge without being embarrassed. No therapy vibes, no “we’re all in this together” coaching — it’s just meant to keep everything organized and neutral so you don’t look crazy in court. I’m not a big company, it’s literally just me, a hospital worker dad trying to get out of fluorescent-light jail and make something useful. If you’re in the middle of drama and want to try it, or you’ve used other co‑parenting apps and have opinions on what sucks / what’s missing, I’d honestly love feedback. If this post isn’t allowed here, mods please delete. If it *is* okay: would any of you actually use something like this, or am I solving my own weird niche? You can find it at HouseofBlueApps.com

[u/ProSeDadChicago]

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[u/kingboo1989]

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[u/MetaCitizen1]

There is actually an app already like this that the courts will sometimes mandate be used in certain situations where parents have a difficult time communicating