CustodyStone · for children with two homes
A child should know what happens next, have what they need when they get there, and never have to carry the conflict between adults. CustodyStone turns the plan you already have into one dependable next handoff, even when something changes.
The demo uses fictional people and a synthetic parenting plan. No real family data.
Fri, Nov 14 3:00 PM
On Friday, Jordan picks you up. Your soccer bag goes with you.
The gap
A custody order defines parenting time and decision authority. It can't get a prescription to the right home, find the backpack, or explain a change to a worried child. CustodyStone closes the gap between the written plan and the child's lived week.
How it works
Upload your decree. Rules keep their page references, open questions stay open, and the source, the reviewed plan and temporary agreements never blur together.
Time, adult, a named place, what travels, and a backup if plans break down. Quick answers: I'll be there, running late, need a change.
Current plan and proposed change side by side. Each required adult approves the same version. Change the time or the place and approval is asked again.
Confirmed plans only, in plain words: “Your soccer bag goes with you on Friday.” No disputes, money or records, and no reporting on either home.
What makes custody hard
Children end up carrying messages or keeping the peace.
BetterAdults work things out in one private, neutral channel. Children hear only what they need to know.
Holidays override weekends, schools close, someone runs late, nobody knows who has the backpack.
BetterOne clear next handoff: time, adult, place, what travels and what happens if plans break down.
Having the children tonight doesn't answer who can approve a school trip or a doctor's visit.
BetterEvery rule keeps its page reference. When the source is unclear, CustodyStone says so instead of guessing.
Supervised exchanges, restricted contacts and protected addresses aren't ordinary calendar details.
BetterShare the minimum: places by name, private notice previews, no location tracking, no recording of children.
A copay or a team fee raises questions about permission, proof, splits and deadlines.
BetterItem-by-item decisions, partial agreement and disputes kept visible. Support and shared expenses stay separate.
A stepparent needs to cover a pickup without seeing another child's records.
BetterCombined household views that warn "two pickups overlap" without revealing protected details.
Where there is abuse or coercive control, the answer may be less contact, not more coordination. Use CustodyStone only in ways consistent with your safety and any restrictions that apply to you.
Built on three layers
The uploaded plan or order, with page references. Treated as an upload, never assumed authentic or current.
Rules the adults reviewed, with unclear parts kept visible. Reviewed in the app, not by a court.
The plan plus clearly marked exceptions every required adult approved. A pending request never changes it.
Honest by design
FAQ
No. It organizes the plan you enter and the changes you approve. It doesn't determine custody, interpret a court order or give legal advice.
No. It can document a temporary arrangement both of you approved. Changing an order is a separate legal process.
Kid view shows confirmed plans only: who they're with, the next handoff and what goes with them. A place still under discussion never appears there.
Stone is CustodyStone's helper on every screen. Stone explains the reviewed plan and drafts neutral wording you can edit. Stone never decides who is right, never treats unclear legal language as settled, and can never approve, send, pay or share for anyone. AI isn't connected yet; today Stone gives written guidance.
CustodyStone is still useful on your own. They appear as a contact only, never as joined, notified or agreeing.