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ProofLog

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ProofLog is an iPhone and iPad app for keeping a private, timestamped record of events and evidence, with tools for drafting calm replies.

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About ProofLog

ProofLog is a private record-keeping app for iPhone and iPad, aimed at high-conflict situations such as co-parenting, custody documentation and divorce. You record incidents, conversations, schedule changes, school or medical matters and messages, and attach screenshots, photos, PDFs and documents to the entries they support.

Entries and files are kept together in a chronological record with timestamps and a history of when records and files were added or changed, and the record can be exported as an organized PDF. Guidance tools help with difficult communication: reply calmly, set a boundary, decide whether to reply or wait, and talk a situation through. The record is private and is not a shared platform another person joins, and the developer states that it is not legal advice, therapy or crisis support.

Key features

  • Log incidents and events with details
  • Attach screenshots, photos, PDFs and documents
  • Chronological record with change history
  • Export a record as an organized PDF
  • Guidance tools for calm replies and boundaries

Good fit for

  • Documenting co-parenting communication
  • Keeping evidence organized for custody discussions
Tags
record-keeping
ios
documentation
co-parenting
evidence
private

ProofLog: questions and answers

What is ProofLog used for?
ProofLog is an iPhone and iPad app for keeping a private, timestamped record of events and evidence, with tools for drafting calm replies. It is a good fit for documenting co-parenting communication and keeping evidence organized for custody discussions.
How much does ProofLog cost?
ProofLog is a paid product with no free plan. Free to download with in-app purchases; after a 3-day free trial, $8.99 per month or $69.99 per year.
Is ProofLog open source?
No. ProofLog is proprietary (closed-source) software. In the Note Taking category, open-source options include FSNotes, Moe Memos and AppFlowy.
What are some alternatives to ProofLog?
Other SaaS products in the Note Taking category include Ink Journal, YumeShip and Alia.

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