Foster & kinship parents must document everything — visits, no-shows, meds, court dates, behavior, mileage and expenses — for caseworkers and court. Today that's a paper binder or a messy Notes app. Foster Log keeps it all on your iPhone (no account, nothing uploaded) and turns any date range into a clean, dated PDF for your caseworker or court in one tap, plus CSV export for taxes. Free for 30 days; a one-time $6.99 unlocks unlimited kids, iCloud backup, and export.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋 I'm the maker. I kept hearing the same thing from foster and kinship parents: they're required to document everything — visits, no-shows, meds, court dates, behavior, mileage — but the only tools are locked to a specific agency, or it's a three-ring binder and the Notes app. And none of it is private.
So I built Foster Log. Everything stays on your iPhone — no account, no server, genuinely "Data Not Collected" — and it turns any date range into the exact PDF a caseworker or court asks for, in one tap (plus CSV export for taxes). It's free to use fully for 30 days; a one-time $6.99 (no subscription) unlocks unlimited children, automatic iCloud backup, and export.
I'd love feedback from anyone in the foster/kinship world, and from fellow indie iOS devs. Happy to go into the on-device/offline architecture or the free-vs-paid split. Thanks for taking a look!
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The one-tap PDF export for a specific date range is exactly the kind of unglamorous feature that shows the team actually talked to foster parents.
The one-tap PDF export for a specific date range is exactly the kind of unglamorous feature that shows the team actually talked to foster parents.