Export guide

How to export coParenter messages, and what your lawyer sees

To export coParenter messages, ask the app for a transcript: a PDF of each conversation. How to get one, what it holds, and what your lawyer sees.

Checked against coParenter’s own pages on Oct 27, 2026

Get a transcript from coParenter

coParenter says the messages you and your coParent exchange in Messaging can be requested and sent to you as a transcript in a pdf document.

In the coParenter app, ask for a transcript from the conversation you need. coParenter says you can do this yourself.
coParenter sends the transcript to you as a PDF.
Do the same for each conversation you need, each as its own file.

coParenter’s help does not list the steps in the app. Its own video, How To: coParenter Connections, Messaging, & Transcripts, is on YouTube.

Watch coParenter’s video on YouTube

What the transcript holds

One conversation from Messaging, set out as a table: one row for each message. A transcript is usually laid out like this.

The top of a sample coParenter transcript: the title Conversation Transcript, the columns Date CST, Sender and Message, and one row for each of 8 messages, each with its date and time to the second, the sender and the words. Sample matter; the people are made up. — Our sample transcript: the made-up conversation on this page, 8 messages, one row each. Sample matter; the people are made up.

Page one is headed Conversation Transcript, with a short notice from coParenter under it.
The columns are the date, the sender and the message. The date column names the time zone, such as Date EST.
Each row gives the date and the time to the second, then the sender’s name, then the words.
Every page ends with Messaging transcript - Created on and the day it was made.

What it becomes in CustodyComms

Drop the transcript on Message Review and it reads the conversation in the order the messages were sent, then charts it week by week.

We made a made-up transcript and ran it through Message Review on this site. It read all 8 messages, word for word, from March 2 to March 6, none left out.

Rows in the sample: 8 messages
Message Review read: 8 messages

The Messages we read list in Message Review on a phone: all 8 messages of the sample transcript in one list, oldest first, with the parents shown as Parent A and Parent B. Sample matter; the people are made up. — From a real run of Message Review on the sample transcript: all 8 messages in one list, oldest first, as it lists them for a short conversation with no incidents. Message Review shows the parents as Parent A and Parent B. Sample matter; the people are made up.

For lawyers, and for the parent sharing it

What your lawyer sees

Not covered in coParenter’s help.
coParenter’s help center does not describe a way for your lawyer to see your account. The professionals it describes are its own, reached through Get Help in the app.
Send them the PDF.
coParenter sends the transcript to you. To share it, send your lawyer the PDF itself.
Get Help sessions stay out.
In Get Help, one of coParenter’s professionals coaches you, alone or with your coParent. coParenter says messages exchanged there can not be requested.

If you use CustodyComms, the desktop app reads the same transcript, and Evidence Edition exports your messages as one Bates-numbered PDF. From a Message Review, choose Share with your attorney and enter their email address.

How sharing works See what an export holds

Import into CustodyComms

In your browser, on this site

Message Review

To see the conversation in date order, charted week by week, drop the transcript PDF on Message Review on this site. No account is needed to start.

Open Message Review

On your computer, Mac or Windows

The desktop app

Open CustodyComms and click Import Messages in the left sidebar.
Under Where are your messages from?, click CoParenter.
Click Choose File and pick the transcript PDF.
Map the participants and complete the import.

Pick CoParenter first, then use Choose File. A PDF dragged onto the screen can be added as a document instead of being read as messages.

Get the desktop appFree for one Matter, up to 350 messages.

If something is missing

Need more than one conversation? Ask for a transcript from each one.
Looking for a Get Help session? coParenter says those messages can not be requested.
Stuck? coParenter’s website says to send questions to support@coparenter.com.

Try it with our sample

The file holds the made-up conversation on this page, 8 messages, one row each. It leaves out coParenter’s name and its notice. Download it, then drop it on Message Review.

Open Message Review

Sample transcriptPDF, 1 page, 2.5 KB

Sample matter; the people are made up.

Cloud AI analysis, the free sample analysis on this site, and the chat assistants are available in the United States and its territories, Canada (except Quebec), Australia and New Zealand only. Work you do on your own computer in the desktop app (importing messages, building your timeline, reviewing incidents and exporting them) is not restricted by where you are, and neither is downloading the app or managing your subscription.