For survivors preparing for family court
Your history, in one dated timeline
Scattered screenshots and memories can be hard to explain. PatternProof helps you place what happened in order, in your own words, with your files attached.
Write each entry when you're ready
Record a date (or an approximate one), what happened and where. Attach photos, videos, messages or documents. You can come back and add more later; earlier versions are kept.
See everything in order
Your timeline lists each entry by date with its type and linked files, so the whole history sits in one place instead of many folders. PatternProof may show how often entries were recorded; it does not decide what they mean.
Name your goals
Write what you hope for, in plain words. Goals stay private unless you mark them shared, and you can change that at any time.
Share only what you choose
You pick the attorney or advocate and the records they can see. You can revoke access later, though copies someone already downloaded cannot be recalled.
PatternProof is a documentation tool, not legal advice. It cannot predict how a court or judge will respond. An attorney or advocate can help you decide what to file.