Wardline

Secure decisions between people

Agree faster. Prove it later.

Wardline builds secure services for decisions that matter between people who need a clear record. Every request, approval and vote is attributed, time-stamped and tamper-evident.

Illustrative example. Names and values are not real.

The platform

One trust layer for shared decisions

Some decisions happen between people who don't fully trust each other, or who can't afford a disagreement about what was agreed. Wardline gives those decisions a fast, shared place to happen and a record nobody can quietly rewrite.

First application

Wardline - Co-Parenting

Schedules, changes, expenses and decisions between separated parents, recorded as they happen.

In development

Quorum decisions

Votes that need a defined quorum, closed quickly, with each participant's decision attributed and preserved.

Later

Shared governance

Small boards, associations, executors and families making joint decisions that need to hold up later.

Fast

Request, respond and close a decision in minutes, from a phone.

Attributed

Every action is tied to the person who took it and the moment they took it.

Tamper-evident

Records can be verified independently. Any change after the fact shows.

First application

Wardline - Co-Parenting

Co-parenting runs on hundreds of small agreements. Wardline keeps them in one calm place, with a record both parents can rely on and professionals can read.

For parentsFewer arguments about who said what. Clear requests, clear answers, less back and forth.
For mediators and family law professionalsA clean, exportable history of agreements, requests and responses, available to clients at no cost.
  • Shared scheduleOne custody calendar both parents see, with changes proposed and approved rather than edited.
  • Change requestsSwaps and exceptions become explicit requests with a clear yes or no.
  • DecisionsSchool, health and activity decisions logged with who agreed and when.
  • ExpensesShared costs requested, acknowledged and tracked.
  • Schedule builderIn development: an AI-assisted custody schedule builder that plans pickups and drop-offs around real logistics.
  • Court exportA complete, verifiable export of the record. Free, always.

Inside Wardline - Co-Parenting

Every change is a request. Every answer is a record.

Nothing in the shared schedule is edited quietly. Changes are proposed, answered and sealed, so both parents always see the same version of events.

  1. Propose

    One parent asks for a swap, a decision or an expense. The request states exactly what would change.

  2. Respond

    The other parent approves, declines or suggests an alternative, usually in a tap.

  3. Sealed

    The outcome is time-stamped, attributed to both parents and added to a history neither can alter.

One shared scheduleBoth parents see the same week, including handovers and anything waiting on an answer.
Clear requests, clear answersNo threads to scroll through. Each request says what changes, and gets a yes or no.
A history that holds upEvery outcome in one place, exportable for a mediator or court at no cost.

Screens shown are previews with example data. The app is in private development.

Principles

Commitments we won't trade away

People use Wardline at difficult moments. These principles are fixed, and we publish them so you can hold us to them.

Security

Built to be checked, not taken on trust

Wardline is built by people who have run regulated, audited infrastructure. Read how Wardline's security works.

NON-REPUDIATION

Every action is attributable

Each request, approval and vote is bound to the account that made it and the time it was made.

INTEGRITY

Records show any change

Closed decisions are sealed. Alterations after the fact are detectable by anyone holding the export.

ACCESS CONTROL

Only the right people see it

Access is scoped to the people in a decision, and can be extended to a mediator or attorney on the user's terms.

TRANSPARENCY

Published design

Architecture, data handling and third-party review results will be documented publicly.

About

Why Wardline exists

Wardline was founded by Phillip Homer, a parent and senior IT operations leader with a background in infrastructure, platform operations and federal compliance work.

The idea started at home. Co-parenting works best when agreements are clear and nobody has to argue about what was said. The tools that exist tend to feel like surveillance or a sales funnel. Wardline is built to feel like neither.

Wardline is an independent company based in Bellingham, Washington.