Incidents happen. Disputes don't have to.
A bumped forehead at 3 PM is stressful enough. File the report while it's fresh, sign it, and the parent acknowledges and signs from their phone — same day, no paper form to chase at pickup.
From ice pack to signed PDF in three minutes.
Documented the same day it happened — while everyone remembers it the same way.
File it while it's fresh
Structured fields walk you through it — what happened, where, first aid given, further action, who was involved — plus an optional injury photo.
You sign, they sign
Sign on the spot or reuse your saved profile signature. The guardian gets a notification and signs from their phone — drawn with a finger.
It files itself
The PDF generates automatically and a cross-reference is written into the child's daily log — the incident, the day, and the signatures stay connected.
One shared record, signed by both of you.
Memories drift by Friday. A report the parent acknowledged and signed the same afternoon doesn't. If a question ever comes up, you're both looking at the same signed PDF — what happened, the first aid given, and any further action taken.
Incident report questions
Do parents sign digitally? +
Is the report stored as a PDF? +
Does it link to daily logs? +
Is this a Pro feature? +
The worst moment of the day, handled.
Structured reports, same-day signatures, and PDFs that file themselves — documentation that supports the conversation with the family instead of adding to the stress.