KinbriaCo-parenting communication that holds up in court.
Kinbria keeps a secure, permanent record of every message, calendar change, and exchange between co-parents — and it can't be secretly changed. That's the one thing family courts rely on. Free for everyone.
Talking to a difficult co-parent shouldn't cost $300 a year.
Separated parents are told to keep everything in writing, in case it's ever needed in court. The apps that do this well charge per parent — often $110–$300 a year each — and the two biggest just removed their free plans. Kinbria does the same job, better on the part that matters, and it's free.
Documented in four simple steps
Create your account
Free in under a minute. You can begin even if your co-parent hasn't joined.
Message & schedule
Talk and coordinate custody in one place. Every message and calendar change is dated and permanent.
Generate a record
One tap turns your history into a sealed, dated official copy you can take to court.
Anyone can check it
A judge or attorney confirms it's genuine and unchanged on a public page — no account, no cost.
Built for the whole co-parenting job
Not just messaging — the complete toolkit, free.
Documented messaging
Uneditable, undeletable messages with sent and read timestamps. Both parents always see the identical record.
Shared custody calendar
Color-coded pickups, drop-offs and holidays. Every change is logged as court-grade evidence.
Certified records
Free, unlimited sealed and dated official copies for court — a "certified record" is one anyone can check.
Anyone can check them
Anyone can confirm a record is unchanged on a public page — without trusting us or seeing what it says.
Private & encrypted
Conversations are encrypted while stored and visible only to you, your co-parent, and people you invite.
Free for everyone
No per-parent fees, and you never pay to read, export, or share your own records. Hardship and domestic-violence access is automatic.
Records a court can trust — and anyone can check.
Each message is sealed to the one before it, so nothing can be secretly changed or reordered. When you generate a record, Kinbria adds a digital seal and a trusted date stamp. A short code lets a judge, attorney, or the other parent go to a public page and confirm it hasn't been changed — they can prove it for themselves, instead of taking our word for it.
How checking a record worksThe same job, without the price tag
| Kinbria | Typical co-parenting apps | |
|---|---|---|
| Price | Free forever | $7–$32 / month, often per parent |
| Sealed, dated court records | Included, unlimited | Locked behind a payment or charged per record |
| Anyone can check a record on a public page | Yes | Rare |
| Records can't be secretly changed | Yes | Varies |
| Works even if your co-parent won't join | Yes | Varies |
| Hardship & DV access | Automatic | Application required |
Designed with survivors in mind
Kinbria assumes the other parent may be difficult — or dangerous. Two-factor sign-in is required for protected accounts, invites never reveal whether someone has an account, there are no live "read receipts" that expose your routine, and you can sever an abuser's access while your records stay safely preserved. And because it's free, no one is ever priced out of documenting.
Common questions
Is Kinbria really free?
Are the records actually admissible in court?
Can my co-parent edit or delete messages?
What if my co-parent refuses to join?
Who can see my messages?
Start documenting today — free.
Create your account in under a minute. No credit card, no per-parent fee, no catch.
Create your free account