AI-powered documentation, analysis, and court-ready exports for parents navigating high-conflict custody cases — without the $300/hr attorney bill for every draft response.
Seven integrated tools. One coherent record. No more scattered evidence.
Drag-and-drop any file. AI auto-categorizes into Communications, Custody, Financial, Medical, School, Behavior, Legal, Incidents. OCR extracts text from photos of report cards, screenshots, and handwritten notes. Every document gets an AI summary and entity extraction.
Compatible with Plaud NotePin, Looki, and similar wearable devices. Captures post-transition conversations. Real-time transcription with speaker identification. Detects alienation language patterns and flags concerning behaviors as they happen.
An AI with full access to your vault, behavior logs, exchange records, and complete conversation history. Remembers everything across sessions — never repeat context. Creates declarations, chronologies, rebuttals, and motions — auto-saved to your AI Documents tab. Guided prompts organized by Learning Theory, Pattern Analysis, Court Strategy, and Parenting Support.
Log every custody exchange with precision. Records scheduled vs. actual arrival. Tracks child's emotional state at each exchange with mood tags: happy, neutral, anxious, tearful, upset, withdrawn, angry. Captures notes about missing belongings, child statements, co-parent behavior. Generates aggregate stats: late rate %, average delay, patterns by day of week.
The behavioral science layer that differentiates WitnessIQ from every other custody tool. Maps behavioral conditioning chains: Stimulus, Conditioning Environment, Learned Behavior, Reinforcement, Repetition. Source attribution tags each behavior as originating from your home, other parent's home, school, or unknown. Transition Differential Engine tracks behavioral scores at Day 0, Day 3, and Day 5+ post-transition.
Generate professionally formatted evidence packages. Auto-generated exhibit binders (A through E) labeled and indexed for court filing. Formatted to meet Daubert and Frye evidentiary standards for scientific evidence. Chronological timelines, pattern analysis reports, financial ledgers. Attorney sharing portal with view-only access controls. PDF, CSV, and document exports.
Custody evaluators, FCS workers, and GALs write reports that shape outcomes. When their findings are factually wrong, parents have no good way to respond — except paying $2,000–$5,000 to an attorney for a single rebuttal letter.
WitnessIQ changes that. Upload any evaluator report. The AI identifies every factual claim. Each claim is cross-referenced against your stored evidence. A point-by-point court-ready rebuttal is generated — citing specific dates, documents, and data. In 90 seconds.
PDF or text upload. Works with custody evaluations, FCS assessments, GAL recommendations, and parenting coordinator reports.
Every factual claim is identified and matched against your evidence vault. Dates, behaviors, communications — all flagged against your stored records.
Formatted response document, organized by claim, with citations to specific exhibits and dates. Ready to file or share with your attorney.
"Child exhibits consistent avoidance of Father during scheduled transitions. Behavior has worsened over the past 4 months."
"Father unable to maintain consistent morning routine. Child regularly arrives at school tired and unprepared."
"Mother has assumed primary responsibility for all medical and educational coordination without assistance from Father."
Three independent records document the opposite: Exchange Log [2026-03-15] records child "ran to Father, hugged tightly." Therapist Note [2026-04-02] states child "expressed excitement about upcoming visit." School Log [2026-03-20] notes child "drew picture labeled 'my favorite day' with Father."
Morning routine disruptions coincided with Mother's unilateral school schedule change [Email 2026-01-28]. School records show child arrived on time 78% of mornings under Father's care vs. 71% under Mother's.
Father coordinated 9 of 12 medical appointments directly [Appointments log 2025-2026]. Father attended 4 of 6 parent-teacher conferences [School records]. Mother's claim of sole coordination is factually unsupported.
Courts care about what you can prove, not what you remember. Log every custody exchange — scheduled vs. actual arrival, child's emotional state, co-parent behavior — and generate reports that show exactly who is following the order.
Most custody documentation is anecdotal. WitnessIQ applies behavioral science framework — the same theoretical basis used by court-appointed experts — to document and analyze your child's behavioral patterns with rigor.
Behaviors that persist despite zero reinforcement in your home are automatically flagged — proving active reinforcement is occurring elsewhere.
Behavioral scores tracked at Day 0 (return), Day 3 (decompression), and Day 5+ (baseline). Identifies which environment drives regression.
Every piece of evidence you collect is only as valuable as your ability to present it. WitnessIQ generates professionally formatted evidence packages — exhibit binders, pattern reports, compliance summaries — that meet the evidentiary standards courts require.
Exhibits A through E, labeled and indexed. Meeting and filing standards for every major jurisdiction.
Exports are formatted to meet scientific evidence standards — chain of custody documentation, hash verification, metadata logging.
View-only access for your attorney. They see exactly what you need them to see — nothing more. Full access audit log.
Every evidence category. Every export format. Everything organized for filing, discovery, or attorney review.
WitnessIQ is built for the parent who can't afford to be disorganized — because the cost of losing is your relationship with your child.
Everything in one place. Evidence, exchanges, behaviors, AI analysis. No more scattered folders, no more lost documents.
Every document, every export, every report is formatted to meet evidentiary standards. Not retrofitted for court — designed for it.
Your Strategist knows your entire case. It references your vault. It generates rebuttals. It tracks patterns across years — not just this session.
You don't need a law degree to build a strong case.
You need the right tools and the willingness to be thorough.