For mediation preparation
Mediation Preparation Exchange.
A guided structure for preparing your side of a noise dispute before mediation — built for the person heading into a mediated process, not the Neighbour Agreement Builder for resolving things directly, without a mediator.
For mediation preparation
Walk into mediation organised, not overwhelmed.
Mediation over a noise dispute works best when both sides come prepared. The Mediation Preparation Exchange helps you organise your account of events, decide what to share, and keep track of proposals as the process moves forward.
Organise your side of the story
A guided structure for what happened, when, and what you’ve already tried — so you walk into mediation with your points in order, not scattered across texts and notes.
Share what’s relevant, not everything
Choose exactly what to exchange with the mediator or the other party — a filtered, relevant summary rather than your entire case file.
Track proposals as they move
Log what’s been offered, what’s been rejected, and what’s still on the table — so nothing gets lost between sessions.
Built for the length of the process
Mediation often runs over several sessions and weeks. The subscription covers you for as long as it takes, then you simply cancel.
Pricing
One subscription, for as long as mediation takes.
Mediation Preparation Exchange
£29 / mo
cancel anytime
- Guided structure for your account of events
- Choose exactly what to share, and with whom
- Track every proposal and its status
- Exportable summary for your mediator
- Cancel any time the process concludes
The Mediation Preparation Exchange is a preparation and organisation tool, not legal advice, and does not replace independent legal or mediation guidance.
Straight answers
Questions people ask before their first mediation session.
Yes — each side prepares and shares from their own account, so what you choose to share stays under your control until you send it.
Only what you choose to export and send them — nothing is shared automatically.
Your prepared account of events and proposal history stay available, and can still be useful if the matter moves to a formal complaint or further process.
Typically for the length of the mediation process itself — often a few weeks to a couple of months — then you simply cancel.
Go into mediation prepared.
Organise your account of events, choose what to share, and keep track of every proposal.
Still trying to resolve this directly with a neighbour? See the Neighbour Agreement Builder.