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Whose Day

A SMALL NIGHTLY HABIT

A clear, dated record of your time with your kids.

Whether co-parenting is starting to feel rocky, or you're newly separated and just want peace of mind, Whose Day gives you one calm place to keep track. A few taps, a quick note, and you're done for the night.

See how it works

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An open journal and phone on a quiet evening table
A parent and two children walking home together

BUILT FOR TWO MOMENTS

A little clarity, wherever you're starting.

When co-parenting feels difficult

Keep a dated record of everyday moments and schedule changes, one entry at a time.

Newly separated, wanting clarity

See how a new parenting rhythm is going, with a personal record you can return to.

HOW IT WORKS

Three steps. A few minutes a day.

01

Check in before bed

Record who had the kids, what was scheduled, and anything that changed. Add a note or screenshot for context.

02

See the picture build

Your entries become a dated calendar and diary. Today and yesterday stay editable; older entries become read-only in the app.

03

Ready when you need it

Create a dated report to print or share with an attorney, a mediator, or just yourself. Download a CSV backup of your records, too.

SEE IT IN ACTION

A small habit. An organized record.

Actual app screens with sample data.

Check-in screen asking whether it was your scheduled parenting day

A few taps tonight

Start with what was scheduled.

June calendar showing parenting days and schedule changes using sample records

Your month, together

See parenting time at a glance.

Reports screen showing sample logged days and report options

Ready to review

Choose a summary to print or share.

START YOUR RECORD

A little less to keep in your head.

Create your account with a secure email link, then set up your parenting log.

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QUESTIONS FIRST?

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STEP 1 OF 5

What should we call you?

This is how you’ll appear in the app and on any reports you generate.

STEP 2 OF 5

What should we call the other parent?

This is how they’ll appear in your logs and summaries.

Step 3 of 6

How many kids are we tracking for?

Don't worry — you can always add more later in Settings.

STEP 4 OF 5

What are your kids’ first names?

First names only — just enough to make the app feel personal.

Last step

Almost there

Enter your email and review the agreement. You'll verify your email before starting.

Saved on this device and synced to your account while signed in, including notes and screenshots.

Settings

Manage your account, family, and data.

Account

Your profile, sign-in, and sync settings.

Children

Manage your children’s profiles.

Appearance

Choose how the app looks.

Common activities

Choose the activities you use most often.

Data & export

Download a copy of your records.

Safety & account management

Manage your records and account.

Whose Day

Good evening

Tonight
Ready to log today
Track actual custody time in under 30 seconds.
Missed check-in
Looks like you didn't log yesterday. Want to post it now, or mark it as intentionally skipped?
Schedule Kids Details

What kind of day is it?

Choose the scheduled custody context for today

Where did the kids stay tonight?

Choose the overnight location first

With meSome or all kids stayed at your place tonight. ›
With co-parentSome or all kids stayed with your co-parent tonight. ›

Did your co-parent help with anything today?

Add help only if it is worth documenting.

Are all three kids sleeping at your house tonight?

Thomas, Presley, and Hayden

Who's sleeping at your place tonight?

Tap each kid with you, then Continue

Tap the kids who are with you tonight
?
Kid 1 of 2 not home
Presley

Where is Presley tonight?

✓At co-parent's house
✓Sleepover at a friend's
✓Overnight camp
✓Activity / event
✓Other

Quick note (optional)

Which kids did your co-parent help with?

Select each child your co-parent was involved with today

Tap the kids Mom was involved with
T
Kid 1 of 2
Thomas

What did your co-parent help with?

Quick note (optional)

Which kids are with your co-parent tonight?

Record what actually happened for your day

Tap the kids who are at Mom's tonight

Where did the kids stay tonight?

Choose the overnight location first

With co-parentSome or all kids stayed with your co-parent tonight. ›
With meSome or all kids stayed with you tonight. ›

Did you help with anything today?

Add help only if it is worth documenting.

✓No
✓Yes

Quick note (optional)

T
Kid 1 of 2
Thomas

What did you help with?

Quick note (optional)

Which kids ended up with you?

Record who was actually with you overnight.

Tap the kids who were actually with you
Schedule change
A quick note about how this happened

Was this change agreed to in advance?

This helps document whether the change was mutual or unexpected

Anything else to note?

A quick diary entry — how was today?

Attach a screenshot for context optional
Text message, email, or anything relevant to this entry

Logged

Whose Day
You
Co-parent
Changed
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Legal export

Reports

Formal summaries for review, backup, or sharing with counsel.

How counts and exports work

Counts cover the selected period. Custody and schedule changes count family dates, including split days, rather than children or hours. Pressure is user-reported on schedule-change dates. Screenshots counts records with an attachment.

Missing records have unknown custody. Reports reference screenshots without including image files. CSV includes attachment details; it is not a restorable backup or a package of screenshot files.

Period
Custody deviation report
Recorded schedule changes in both directions, with reported context
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Dad's actual time with kids
All nights Dad had the kids — his week plus any schedule changes
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Mom's week — Dad's involvement
Her scheduled days where Dad helped or had the kids, with pressure notes
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Full diary
Complete chronological log — every entry, every note
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Diary notes only
Just your written entries and dates — clean narrative format
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