PeacePath Compass is a free AI co-parenting app built for high-conflict custody situations. → Independent Mode™ — works without your co-parent ever joining or signing up → CalmSend™ — AI rewrites hostile drafts into calm, court-safe messages before you send them → Court-ready documentation — timestamped incident logs and exports your attorney can use → PeacePath COMPASS — free forever for families navigating DCFS and dependency court Free · $19 · $47 · $97/mo
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Hi Product Hunt 👋
I built PeacePath Compass because I watched what
high-conflict co-parenting does to families —
and realized the tools available were either too
expensive, required both parents to cooperate,
or were just glorified shared calendars.
Three things drove the build:
1. Most parents in custody disputes are doing it
alone. Their co-parent won't use an app together.
So we built Independent Mode™ — the entire platform
works without your co-parent ever signing up.
2. The messages parents send each other become
evidence. One hostile text at the wrong moment
changes a custody hearing. CalmSend™ rewrites
your draft before you send it — calm, factual,
court-safe. Takes 10 seconds.
3. Families in DCFS and dependency court have
nothing built for them. PeacePath COMPASS is our
free module for that population — case tracking,
hearing prep, service plan monitoring. Free forever
for every family in the child welfare system.
We have 30 users from pure organic search — no ads,
no paid acquisition. The checkout is live. The
PWA is installable. And every feature works.
Would love your honest feedback — especially from
anyone who has navigated a custody dispute or
knows someone who has. What would have helped
most that we are not doing yet?
Thank you for hunting us 🧭
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@synkria_corporation - I can see this app comes for a very caring and concerned place. Unfortunately such situations exist and the need for something like PeacePath is worrying but I'm glad you took the time and effort to build. Luckily it is not something I need, but even so I feel I should support launch so others who do need this can find it. I really hope you have a successful launch. All the best.
You're right that it came from a personal place. I spent over $200k and several years in family and dependency court, and honestly, the part that stuck with me wasn't my own case. It was sitting in those hallways watching families who didn't have anything close to that. Parents trying to understand a case plan nobody had explained to them, showing up to hearings without a single document organized.
The attorneys and social workers in that system are not the problem; they're carrying caseloads in the hundreds. Court-appointed and legal aid counsel do extraordinary work with almost no time per family. There's just a gap between hearings that no professional has the bandwidth to fill, and that's where most families lose ground.
That's what the free COMPASS side is for: helping parents walk in prepared instead of lost. No cost, because the people who need it most are the ones who can't pay.
And I genuinely hope you never need it. Thanks for supporting it anyway so someone who does can find it.
Katherine
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@synkria_corporation@codeandsea I could not agree more. community is more than personal gain or interest in only your neck of the world. I dont have kids but as a child of divorce myself im glad somebody is stepping up to make it just that one bit less painful and manageable! kudos! best, Andy da Costa
i like the AI message rewriting. i'm always skeptical if it’ll really make my texts “calm” without them sounding like i'm trying too hard. definitely worth a shot considering how my messages sometimes end up going sideways unintentionally.
PeacePath is tackling such an important aspect of co-parenting with a smart blend of AI and practicality. The AI tools for keeping messages calm is a genius touch, and the ability to track expenses and pickups sounds like a real lifesaver for parents juggling busy schedules. Love that you don't need the co-parent to sign up to make the most of it.
@synkria_corporation - I can see this app comes for a very caring and concerned place. Unfortunately such situations exist and the need for something like PeacePath is worrying but I'm glad you took the time and effort to build. Luckily it is not something I need, but even so I feel I should support launch so others who do need this can find it. I really hope you have a successful launch. All the best.
@codeandsea Thank you, Brent — that means a lot.
You're right that it came from a personal place. I spent over $200k and several years in family and dependency court, and honestly, the part that stuck with me wasn't my own case. It was sitting in those hallways watching families who didn't have anything close to that. Parents trying to understand a case plan nobody had explained to them, showing up to hearings without a single document organized.
The attorneys and social workers in that system are not the problem; they're carrying caseloads in the hundreds. Court-appointed and legal aid counsel do extraordinary work with almost no time per family. There's just a gap between hearings that no professional has the bandwidth to fill, and that's where most families lose ground.
That's what the free COMPASS side is for: helping parents walk in prepared instead of lost. No cost, because the people who need it most are the ones who can't pay.
And I genuinely hope you never need it. Thanks for supporting it anyway so someone who does can find it.
Katherine
@synkria_corporation @codeandsea I could not agree more. community is more than personal gain or interest in only your neck of the world. I dont have kids but as a child of divorce myself im glad somebody is stepping up to make it just that one bit less painful and manageable! kudos! best, Andy da Costa
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i like the AI message rewriting. i'm always skeptical if it’ll really make my texts “calm” without them sounding like i'm trying too hard. definitely worth a shot considering how my messages sometimes end up going sideways unintentionally.
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PeacePath is tackling such an important aspect of co-parenting with a smart blend of AI and practicality. The AI tools for keeping messages calm is a genius touch, and the ability to track expenses and pickups sounds like a real lifesaver for parents juggling busy schedules. Love that you don't need the co-parent to sign up to make the most of it.