What is Raposa?
Raposa is a shared care record for separated families. It brings messages, schedules, handovers, documents, and exports into one place so the adults around a child can work from the same record.
FAQ
Most separated families are not in court. Raposa is daily coordination for the whole journey: messages, schedules, handovers, documents, and exports when you need a clear record.
Raposa is a shared care record for separated families. It brings messages, schedules, handovers, documents, and exports into one place so the adults around a child can work from the same record.
Raposa is for separated parents and care networks who need calmer daily coordination and a clearer record over time. Most families are not in court; Raposa is built for the whole journey, from everyday logistics to moments when you need a well-organised record.
No. Raposa is useful for families who are cooperative, tense, court-directed, or somewhere in between. The point is to reduce scattered messages and missing context before they become bigger problems.
Yes. You can begin setting up on your own today; shared features come alive once your co-parent joins.
Sent messages, schedule entries and changes, handover records, uploaded documents, and exports are kept with timestamps and record metadata. Draft messages stay private until sent.
No. A proposal is a request, not a live schedule change. Raposa keeps the current schedule separate from proposed changes until the relevant parents confirm the change.
Raposa is priced per household care record, not per parent. Current pricing is £19.99 per month or £215.89 per year in GBP, $19.99 per month or $215.89 per year in USD, and €20.00 per month or €216.00 per year in EUR.
You start with a 14-day trial. After the trial, the monthly or yearly subscription you selected is charged unless you cancel before the trial ends. You can cancel anytime; your record stays exportable for 30 days after cancellation.
Yes. You can invite the professionals and caregivers who need access, and scope what they can see. Verified family law professionals can request free access to review the records their clients share with them.
No. Raposa organises facts and records. It does not give legal, tax, custody, court-admissibility, or strategy advice.
Raposa data is hosted on servers in the European Union under GDPR and UK GDPR. The security page explains the technical posture in more detail.