Turn scattered notes into a clear, private timeline.
Record an exchange, appointment, or important conversation while it is fresh. Find the details later and choose the records you want to share.
Unlimited private text records. No credit card. No one else needs to join.
Free includes text records, account sync, and basic PDF export. Premium adds attachments, imports, sobriety tools, and private report links.
Preserve a record
Write what happened. Create a free account to save it, then organize whenever you’re ready.
A note today. Clear context later.
Start with what happened. Each entry keeps its event date and preservation time, so you can follow the sequence later.
1. WRITE A NOTE · FICTIONAL EXAMPLE“At 6:42 p.m., I received a message confirming pickup at the library on Monday.”
2. Find it in your timeline → 3. Choose a date range for a focused report. Basic PDFs are marked Unverified Copy; hosted links and report lookup require Premium.
Pickup confirmed for Monday at the library.
Preserved 6:47 PM · Saved messageOne record. Different parts of life.
Start where the details are hardest to keep straight. The same private timeline can hold the rest when you need it.
Co-parenting
Keep exchanges, messages, schedule changes, and supporting files together in one clear timeline.
See the co-parenting workflow →Caregiving and school
Keep appointments, school notes, routines, milestones, and important documents in one place.
Explore the Timeline →Sobriety and accountability
PremiumKeep readings, notes, photos, and visible gaps together in a private timeline.
See the sobriety workflow →Workplace documentation
Keep schedule changes, conversations, incidents, requests, and supporting files in one private chronology.
See how the record works →Make the next note easier to review.
Use six private prompts to check dates, direct observations, exact words, sources, uncertainty, and what happened next.

Check the report Notarus recorded.
Notarus keeps narrow technical details about a record and the report made from it. They help with a report-identity lookup; they do not decide whether a statement is true.
A matching lookup does not inspect the file someone holds or prove that the report’s statements are true.
PHOTO · NIKKI OVERFELT CHIFALU / STARTLAND NEWSWhy Notarus exists.
Startland News spoke with Jameson Huckaba about the experience that led him to build Notarus—and why a clear, private timeline can matter.
Read the Startland story →Start free. Add Premium for attachments, imports, and private sharing.
Free
Keep unlimited private text records, sync them across devices, and download a clearly marked Unverified Copy.
- Unlimited dated text records, people, and categories
- A SHA-256 fingerprint for each record when first preserved
Premium
per month · $249 per year — save $99
Add attachments, report fingerprints and QR lookup, imports, sobriety tools, and revocable private links.
- PDF reports with a report fingerprint and QR lookup
- Photo, audio, and document attachments
A few things to know before you start.
Are my records private?
Yes. Records are private to your account by default. Creating or previewing a report does not share it. Someone else sees it only when you intentionally send the PDF or report link.
Does my co-parent or anyone else need to join?
No. Your Notarus account is private to you. Anyone you choose can view a shared report without joining.
What does a fingerprint tell me?
A record fingerprint can show whether the current content matches its stored fingerprint. A report QR looks up the report ID and fingerprint Notarus recorded when the report was generated. Neither check proves that any statement is true.
Can I share only part of my timeline?
Yes. Filter by date, person, relationship, or category, then preview every matching record before you share. Records outside those filters are not included.
Notarus is private recordkeeping software. It is not a co-parent messaging service, law firm, or monitored-testing service, and it cannot guarantee how a record will be treated.
Your timeline can start with one entry.
Draft one record now, then sign in or create an account to add it to your timeline.