BRAD

Behavioral Record Analysis & Documentation

Get out of
your personal hell.

Bring your co-parenting app export, emails, texts and documents. BRAD puts every message on one timeline, answers your questions from your own records with the source shown, writes plain summaries of what happened, and helps you draft calm replies.

7-day free trial, then $29/month. Not a lawyer, not legal advice. You drive.

Take the 1-minute tour → seven real screens, invented family.

45 seconds. No legal advice — just what BRAD is.

Built by a pro-se parent who couldn't afford to keep losing. Now in private beta.

section 01 — you

You're not imagining it.
Patterns show up in the record.

Delays, last-minute changes, decisions made without you — one at a time they're easy to wave off. Across years of messages they form a pattern. BRAD counts what's in the record, in both directions, so you — and your attorney — can see it.

pattern · questions

Questions instead of an answer

A yes-or-no proposal answered with clarifying questions. Once, it's fair. Every time, it's a pattern — BRAD counts how often it happens.

pattern · old threads

An old thread brought back

A months-quiet thread revived to give notice of something already decided. BRAD shows when the decision was made and when you were told.

pattern · offers

An offer that wasn't one

A request to trade time, later described as an offer you refused. BRAD keeps what was actually asked next to how it was described.

pattern · process

A step in the agreed process skipped

Your order says talk first, then a joint session, then a neutral. BRAD lays out which steps happened, and when.

pattern · presence

Who was actually there

Who drove, who fed the kids, who stayed over — from the records at the time, set beside what was said about it later.

pattern · moments

The moment you didn't know you'd need

One child released at an exchange, the other kept inside. BRAD ties it to what was agreed, so it's documented against the agreement — not he-said-she-said.

section 02 — receipts

Built so you wouldn't
have to remember.

A while back, the user's ex held one daughter back at the door of a planned exchange — a summer-evening concert in the park with friends in a local band. The user got it on video. Then life got in the way.

Two years later, preparing for court, the question came up: what was the date?

BRAD pulled it in seconds. A Thursday in early summer — a band concert at a park bandshell* Plus the eight-email agreement chain, the same-day reaffirmation in the morning hours, every quote with a timestamp, all linked.

"I built BRAD so I wouldn't have to remember. It worked."

found by BRAD

  • → 8 emails over 18 days
  • → Both parents' messages, timestamped
  • → Same-day written reaffirmation
  • → Linked to the video evidence
  • → Linked to the terms of the order it concerned

A written agreement the same morning, then what happened at the exchange that evening — on video, with the date.

* The "real find" above describes a real event from a real case. Identifying details — band, venue, exact date, names — are left out of the public site. The actual record in the operator's case is intact, accurate, and preserved. We tell the story this way so you can see the pattern without identifying the family involved.

section 03 — doctrine

BRAD keeps it neutral.
That's the point.

When BRAD organizes your own records into notes you can hand to your attorney, it keeps the language plain and skimmable. Three rules shape how it groups and summarizes what you give it:

rule 01

Show, don't argue.

BRAD keeps your notes to what the record shows — no guessing at intent or motive. Like: "Father was available. Mother declined. Third-party care was used." Plain facts, not narrative.

rule 02

Clarity over volume.

437 similar entries don't have to stay 437 rows. BRAD groups them so you can see the pattern and find any one of them fast. You decide what matters.

rule 03

Kids are not witnesses.

BRAD keeps your children's names and words out of the notes it organizes for you. That's a line worth holding, and BRAD holds it by default.

"BRAD is a document tool with an engine behind it. It holds your file, reads it, connects the pieces, and finds anything in seconds — so you stay organized and see the patterns without leaving the app. You drive."

section 04 — the flow

Drop in chaos.
Walk out with a paper trail.

  1. 01

    Drop everything in

    Email exports, 2houses / OFW threads, photos, PDFs, voice notes. BRAD ingests, hashes, embeds, and tags every item.

  2. 02

    Pull a summary when you need it

    For you, a guardian ad litem or your lawyer. Missed exchanges, late notice, decisions made alone — BRAD lays out what the record shows, in both directions, dated and sourced.

  3. 03

    Ask in plain English

    "What date was the lockout?" "Where did the ex claim ROFR was offered?" "How many medical decisions in January?" BRAD finds the receipts.

  4. 04

    Draft a calm reply

    Paste their message. BRAD drafts a short, factual answer you can edit — with the dates checked against your own records.

BRAD home dashboard — calendar with month view, todos sidebar with anonymized example items, recent activity feed

your file, on every screen

section 05 — who this is for

For the parent the
system was built against.

If you're nodding at any of this:

  • → You're pro se because the legal bills broke you.
  • → You learn about your kids' medical visits from your kids.
  • → Your ex's responses are real-time. Yours have to be measured.
  • → You've been told to "just go to counseling" three different times.
  • → You have years of receipts and no way to find anything in them.
  • → You're tired, and the paperwork never stops.

What BRAD is not:

  • × Legal advice. BRAD assists; it does not represent you.
  • × A lawyer replacement. Hire one if you can.
  • × A motion generator. You write your filings; BRAD organizes the record behind them.
  • × An “AI legal” hype product.
  • × Yours to abuse. Coercive control patterns work both ways. We watch for it.

section 06 — pricing

$29 a month, or $249 a year.
Start with a 7-day free trial. One plan, everything included.

Join during launch and your price is held for 2 years. We'll give 60 days' notice before any change after that.

commitment 01

Transparent

One number on the page. No tiers gated behind a sales call. No surprise add-ons.

commitment 02

Portable

Your data is your data. Export anything, anytime. No lock-in, no court-order trap.

commitment 03

Straight about cost

If the price is what's stopping you, talk to us.

private beta

Get out of
your personal hell.

BRAD is in private beta. Tell us your situation, and we'll get back to you within a day with access details.

Takes about 30 seconds. Or email askbrad@pm.me directly.

3,107

items indexed in one case

8

years of receipts, searchable

~2s

to surface a forgotten date