Dad Proof for your fathers
A free tool for the dads your program already serves.
Dad Proof is a private phone app that helps a father keep an organized record of every payment, visit and conversation — and turn it into a court-ready PDF binder when it matters. It’s free, it needs no account, and everything stays on the father’s own phone.
Request a walkthroughWhy it helps the fathers you work with
Proof, not his word against hers
Many fathers pay and show up but can’t prove it. Dad Proof logs every payment with the method and a photo of the receipt, next to what the order requires.
Everything he gives
Clothes, diapers, school costs, groceries, rides — logged with a running “Total I’ve Given,” not just the money that goes through the state.
Visits and parenting time
Kept, missed, late or cancelled — plus texts and calls saved with screenshots, so the timeline is clear.
A binder your caseworkers can read
Any date range becomes a clean PDF — totals, a dated timeline, numbered exhibits — for a caseworker, mediator or attorney.
Tamper-evident records
Every entry is time-stamped when saved and keeps its original through any edit, with a SHA-256 fingerprint — so a father’s record holds up.
Private and free
No account, no ads, no tracking. His records never leave his phone unless he chooses to share them. Nothing for your program to administer.
Ways programs use it
- Fatherhood & responsible-parenting programs — a practical tool participants keep using after the class ends.
- Child-support agencies — something to hand fathers who want to document what they pay and give.
- Family-law offices & legal aid — clients arrive with an organized binder instead of a shoebox of receipts.
- Mediators & parenting coordinators — a shared, dated record both sides can point to.
We can give a short walkthrough for your staff, or set up a small group of fathers to try it and tell us what works. There’s no cost and nothing to install on your end.
Request a walkthrough
Tell us a little about your program and we’ll be in touch. This goes straight to the founder.
Prefer to talk? Call (332) 324-8029 or email dadsproof01@gmail.com.