Hosted in the EU
Your records live in Helsinki, inside the European Union, under GDPR and UK GDPR — not copied off to other regions.
Prices are shown for the UK in GBP.
Shared care records for separated families
One calm place for everything co-parenting.
Messages, schedules, handovers, expenses and documents — held in one shared record built around your child, that quietly keeps the receipts.
Pre-launch. The web app is live and we are accepting testers now.
One household, one subscription
Data hosted in Europe (GDPR / UK GDPR)
Your record, exportable any time
Not legal advice — we hold the record
Built by a co-parent, for co-parents
Raposa keeps the everyday side of two homes in one place.
Raposa gives everyday co-parenting a calm shared place: Today, the schedule, handovers and expenses stay together instead of scattering across chats, screenshots and memory.
A dated record is the quiet foundation underneath — yours, exportable, and ready if a mediator, solicitor, attorney or clearer conversation ever needs it.
It is there when things are going well, and still there when the harder moments need a clear shared history.
Founder Chris Belfield is a co-parent building the product he needed for two homes to work from the same clear picture. Right now that means a small group of testing families and a founder who reads every reply.
Daily coordination
Today
What needs attention across both homes
Schedule
The week, changes and handovers in context
Expenses
Receipts, amounts and payment status together
Records
A dated foundation when you need to export
One subscription per household
Both parents are covered by the same care record. Invited professionals and caregivers do not need a second household subscription.
The record is yours
Export your record any time. We hold it; your lawyer and jurisdiction decide what it means.
Why Raposa exists
Coordination today. A record already there tomorrow.
Most separated families are not trying to create evidence every day. They are trying to get through school pickups, shared costs, appointments, documents and messages without losing context.
Raposa gives the day-to-day coordination a steady home. If tomorrow needs a mediator, solicitor, attorney or clearer conversation, the record is already organised — without rebuilding it from screenshots.
Our boundaries, up front
What Raposa does not do
For a record families trust, what we refuse to do matters as much as what we build.
Not legal advice
We do not interpret court orders, recommend strategy or replace your solicitor or attorney.
Not the decision-maker
Raposa keeps a clean, timestamped record. Your lawyer and jurisdiction decide what it means.
Not surveillance
We do not track the other parent, import private messages, score anyone's behaviour, or sell your data.
We hold the record. We do not give legal, tax or custody advice, and we do not decide what your record means.
The co-parenting journey
Built for the calm years first.
Raposa is not two products for two kinds of families. It is one shared care record that starts with everyday coordination and stays useful if a household hits a harder turn.
Calm start
Put the ordinary details somewhere neutral.
When the schedule is working, Raposa gives two homes one shared place for messages, school notes, documents and receipts — without making the relationship feel adversarial.
Everyday habit
Keep the record while nothing is on fire.
The value builds quietly: a dated record of what was agreed, what changed, who was told and which documents were shared. No one has to reconstruct the basics later.
Change point
If circumstances shift, the context is already there.
A move, a new partner, a school decision or money pressure can change what had been working. The conversation stays practical because the history is organised before stress arrives.
Professional review
Export it for the person who helps you.
When you need a solicitor, attorney or mediator, export the dated care record and send it. Raposa holds the record; your professional decides what it means.
Testing families
We're accepting testers now.
There are no customer quotes here yet, because there are no customers yet.
Real stories from real separated families will appear here — in their words. No stock photos, no invented numbers, no borrowed five-star ratings. Until then, this page only claims what you can actually use today.
Apply to be an early testerWhat testing involves
- Use the web app for your real week — not a demo account.
- Tell us what broke. The founder reads every reply.
- Your record is yours from day one, and exportable if you leave.
- Both parents can join the same household record.
How it works
Four plain steps. No drama layer.
Raposa is built for the work that already happens between two homes: setup, daily logs, small changes and clean exports.
1
Set up the household
Create one shared care record around your child and invite the people who need access.
2
Log the everyday details
Messages, handovers, expenses, documents and notes sit together instead of across five apps.
3
Keep changes in one thread
Schedule-change conversations stay with the record instead of scattering across texts. Structured propose-and-approve is in build, not shipped.
4
Export a clean record
When you need help, export the dated record for your solicitor, attorney or mediator.
What lives in a care record
One place for the details families otherwise lose.
Messages
Drafts stay private. Sent messages become permanent record entries with timestamps and read markers.
Schedules
Recurring rules, one-off changes and handovers expand into a clear week-by-week view.
Handovers
Confirm a handover and the time, location, photos and notes sit with the wider record.
Expenses
Shared child costs keep receipts and payment status together. Automatic splits and settlement are still to come.
Documents
Court orders, parenting plans, school letters and medical records carry checksums and metadata.
Record exports
Generate a complete, dated bundle to share with your professional whenever you need it.
Where we are today
Honest about what's built.
We are pre-launch. Rather than describe a product that doesn't exist yet, here is exactly what a tester gets this week and what we're building next.
Works today
- Shared household care record for both parents
- Messages with timestamps and read markers
- Schedule, handovers and week view
- Expenses with receipts and payment status
- Documents with checksums, and dated record exports
- Runs in the browser on phone and desktop
- Hosted in the EU (Helsinki), GDPR / UK GDPR
In build — not yet shipped
- Native iOS and Android apps
- Structured propose-and-approve for schedule changes
- Verified professional access for solicitors and mediators
- Calendar sync (Apple, Google, iCal)
- School-calendar and chat-history import
- Richer expense splitting and settlement
If one of these is the thing you need, tell us when you apply — it moves up the list.
For solicitors and mediators
A schedule change should not start with a solicitor bill.
Today, your client exports a clean dated record and sends it to you. That is the whole integration.
A dedicated professional view — verified access to a record you've been invited to, with no second subscription — is in build. We will say so here the day it ships, and not before.
Pricing
One household, one subscription.
Both parents are covered. Invited lawyers, mediators and caregivers can be added to the care record without a second household subscription.
Per household
£19.99/mo
or £215.89 yearly — save ~10%
Monthly or yearly billing. Built for one shared care record, not per-parent seats. Tester places are invited before billing starts.
Questions and comparisons
Skim the common questions before you start.
Is Raposa only for high-conflict cases?
No — it is built first for families where the arrangement mostly works and the admin is the problem.
Is there an iPhone or Android app?
Not yet. Raposa runs in your mobile browser today and can be added to your home screen. Native apps are in build.
Can my lawyer or mediator see it?
Today you export the dated record and send it to them. Direct verified access is in build.
Does Raposa decide who is right?
No. Raposa holds messages, events, expenses and documents. It does not give legal, tax or custody advice.
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Accepting testers
Start your family's care record.
Bring messages, schedules, handovers, expenses and documents into one shared record built around your child — and tell us what's still missing.