Observed arrival · 2026-10-20
Elephant Diary turns co-parenting into a timestamped record
A private recordkeeping tool for separated parents to log exchanges, expenses, and other events, then assemble a summary for a lawyer.
- For
- Separated parents documenting exchanges and shared expenses
- Worth noticing
- Corrections are added as new entries rather than overwriting the original; the demo uses a made-up family with 18 months of records.
Field notes
The workflow spans more than incident logging: the described record includes parenting-time comparisons, shared-cost balances, receipt photos, and brief wellbeing check-ins after exchanges. The site says entries are chained and stamped with the time its server receives them, with corrections recorded separately. Its public demo uses a fictional family’s 18 months of entries; the homepage presents the lawyer package and security properties as product features, not independently verified outcomes.
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