Capture once
Log the incident with date/time, location, and a concise factual note. Add safeguarding tags.
Evidence locker · Incident diary · UK family court
Calm planCase Ready (enhanced)
Capture incidents once, turn them into timelines and bundles
Log incidents with attachments and safeguarding tags, then view timelines and bundle layouts organised for professional review in UK family court contexts. This page shows examples only; uploads and exports stay gated.
Attach original evidence files (screenshots/images, PDFs, audio) to incidents and messages
Timelines and bundle previews for review with solicitors, mediators, or Cafcass (Children and Family Court Advisory and Support Service)
Attachments are stored as uploaded; files can be organised into bundles for professional review
How it works
From incident to bundle
Attach and tag
Attach original files (screenshots/images, PDFs, audio) and add short notes/tags for context.
Bundle for review (Case Ready)
Case Ready adds evidence bundles to group messages, diary entries, and attachments for professional review.
See structure, not personal data
Review how an incident entry, timeline, and bundle look—without exposing any of your own data.
Incident entry
Timestamp, location, short factual summary, safeguarding tag, attachment placeholder.
Timeline example
Chronological view with filters (handovers, missed contact, coercive control) and attachment badges.
Bundle layout
Shows how entries export into a bundle layout designed for solicitor or Cafcass review; requirements vary by case (text description only).
These are text descriptions of features. Your data stays private to your account.
What stays gated
Uploads, exports, and sharing remain behind your secure account. This public page does not save what you type here; device, browser, and network traces may still exist.
- •Uploading/storing original evidence files and saving incidents
- •Bundling and export/share workflows for professionals (Case Ready)
FAQs
Questions about evidence
Are my uploads visible here?
No. This public explainer uses placeholders. Uploads/exports stay gated to your account.
Is this UK-specific?
Yes. Copari is UK-focused and informed by family court, Cafcass, and PD12J (Practice Direction 12J) contexts; it is not legal advice or Cafcass-endorsed.
Can I export bundles?
Exports are gated. This page shows an example layout only.
Does Copari replace legal advice?
No. It organises evidence; always seek legal advice for your case.
Records that show patterns, not chaos
Keep incidents organised, timelines clear, and bundles organised for professional review when you need them. Review this public explainer, then start your trial.
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