Compass reads the messages, statements and screenshots you already have, and turns them into one evidence-backed timeline your lawyer can use on day one.
Months of messages, screenshots on three devices, a story that hurts to retell. By the time it reaches a lawyer, the facts are buried in the feelings, and every hour of digging is billed.
Write the way you'd tell a friend. Then drop in anything that shows it, a chat export, screenshots, bank statements. Compass does the sorting.
Not a form, a reader. Compass tells you what it found, what supports your account, and what's still missing.
I found 312 messages about handovers across 18 dates.
You mentioned a third missed handover. I can only find two. If there was another, the messages from that week would make the pattern much harder to argue with.
Nothing is deleted. Feelings move to their own column, where they still count, because in a children matter the pattern is often the point.
When two things don't line up, his or yours, Compass shows both side by side. Better you see it now than an opposing lawyer does in the room.
Your lawyer gets a statement of events, the exhibits, and an index, like a bank statement of the marriage. Not the shoebox.
A judge hears “he's always late” every day. A chart of eighteen handovers is a different conversation. Compass turns your evidence into the pictures a case is made of.
Every file is sealed with a cryptographic hash the moment it's uploaded. Originals are never altered.
Your case is stored in EU data centers under the GDPR, with a UK region for UK cases, encrypted with a key that belongs to your case alone. Never used to train models, erased on your request.
What Compass wrote and what your documents say are never mixed. AI text is marked, always.
Nothing leaves Compass without your confirmation, record by record. No exceptions.
Send one link at intake. Get back a chronology with page references, a labeled disclosure table and exhibits in order, before the first meeting.
Compass records what your documents say. It does not check whether a document is genuine, complete or fairly obtained, and it does not give legal advice. That is for your lawyer and, if it goes that far, the court.
Which is the practical reason to only put real things in. A statement built on something that doesn't hold up hurts you, not the other side, and it hurts you late.
The European pilot opens in autumn 2026, with a small number of families and family law firms across the EU and the UK. Leave an address and we'll write once, when it's ready.