Oya Shield
The private, tamper-evident custody log for co-parents
Oya Shield launched on July 25, 2026 with 3 votes, #8,766 of 24,623 launches that month and more than 50% of that year's launches.
What it does
Oya Shield is a private custody log for co-parents. Timestamped incidents with photos, shared expenses with receipts, and a tamper-evident history: edits preserve the original, so your record can prove it wasn't quietly rewritten. Works without your co-parent joining anything. Export a clean, dated PDF for your attorney or mediator when it counts.
A private custody log for co-parents: timestamped incidents, shared expenses, photo evidence, and a tamper-evident history. Export a clean PDF when it counts.
Oya Shield keeps a calm, credible record of custody incidents and shared expenses: timestamped, photo‑backed, and tamper‑evident. Ready to export the day it counts. In mediation, or in front of a judge, “I think it was a Tuesday” isn't enough. Oya Shield is a calm, two-minute habit: capture what happened while it's fresh, then put it down and be present with your child. A late pickup, a missed appointment, a shared expense: capture it while it's fresh. Timestamped, categorized, searchable. Amendments and deletions tracked automatically. One tap produces a clean, dated PDF for your files, your mediator, or your attorney. A log is only as strong as its weakest question: “how do we know this…from oyashield.com
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