Arrangements Log is a private, factual record of parenting time — the calls and visits, whether they happened, and what actually occurred.
WHO IT'S FOR
Separated and divorced parents keeping their own record, whether parenting time is set by a custody order, a parenting plan, or an informal agreement.
• Either side of it: the parent the child lives with, or the parent with parenting time
• Anyone whose attorney, mediator, custody evaluator or guardian ad litem has asked what has been happening
• Anyone who would rather remember it accurately than argue from memory
Built for one person working alone: nothing to share, nobody to invite, no account for the other parent. Only you can see it.
WHAT YOU RECORD
• Calls and visits, and whether each took place, was canceled, or went unanswered
• Scheduled times against actual times, so lateness is measured, not remembered
• Who a late start is attributed to, and the reason given — including "no explanation given", itself a fact
• Issues that arose during parenting time, and problems at handoffs
• Multi-day stays, with overnights counted properly
• Which child each entry was for — each wears their own color on the calendar
• Where a visit happened, from your own saved places
• Your own tags, so the patterns you care about are easy to find
THE SCHEDULE, STATED
Set out the regular schedule — which days, what times, weekly or alternating — and the app works from it:
• The calendar shows what is planned as well as what happened; the planned mark goes the moment you log the real thing
• Fallen behind? Catch up lists what was scheduled but never logged — nothing is filled in for you
• Optional reminders to log the evening's call or visit while it is fresh
• Optionally mirror the schedule into your own calendar, Google included, kept up to date
WHAT IT TELLS YOU
The Analysis tab turns the log into plain English, not just charts:
"5 of 6 timed calls and visits (83%) started late — on average 29 minutes, longest 45 minutes."
Alongside that: lateness over time, entries per month, issue and tag frequency, and a month-by-month summary, filtered by any period, type or tag.
TAKING IT OUT AS A DOCUMENT
Filter the log — a date range, calls only, late starts, anything tagged — and turn exactly that into a dated PDF for your attorney, a mediator, or the court.
• Two shapes: a short chronology of dates, times and what happened, or the full log with your notes and your child's own words. Every section is a switch.
• Prints on US Letter or A4, with the page count shown first.
• If you printed a filtered selection, the first page says so. Nothing is trimmed to fit.
• A closing note records how times were taken, what counts as late, and which entries were amended after writing.
PRIVATE BY DESIGN
• No servers. No accounts. No analytics. No third-party code of any kind.
• Your entries live on your iPhone and in your own private iCloud, where only your Apple ID can read them.
• The app never touches your Contacts, your location or your camera.
• Rolling backups are kept inside the app; export JSON or CSV whenever you want.
• If the app crashes, Apple may send a crash report if you have that setting on. It contains nothing you have written, and you can switch it off.
TRY IT FREE FOR 14 DAYS
New users get 14 days free — no charge unless you continue. If you cancel, you can still export everything you have logged. Your record is never deleted.
A NOTE ON WHAT THIS IS
This is a record-keeping tool, not legal advice. Whether anything you record is useful or admissible is a matter for your attorney and the court. The app is deliberately neutral in tone: a calm, accurate, contemporaneous record is far more useful than a critical one.
Subscription: billed monthly after a 14-day free trial, or buy it once. Cancel anytime in your Apple Account settings.
Terms of Use: https://www.apple.com/legal/internet-services/itunes/dev/stdeula/
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