How to get your iPhone messages into a court-ready PDF, in about an hour.
- 1Your iPhone, its Lightning or USB-C cable, and a Mac or Windows computer.
- 2Enough free space on the computer for a phone backup (we check for you).
- 3You get a PDF per conversation, a metadata report, and a certificate of authenticity.

What you get
How it works
Send it to your lawyer
When your collection is done, enter your attorney’s email. They get a secure link, open it free, and see exactly what you see. No forwarding files, no printing, no USB sticks. If you don’t have a lawyer yet, you can send the link later.
Questions
Hearsay exports carry timestamps, metadata and a certificate of authenticity, which is what courts and opposing counsel ask for. Your attorney decides how to use it; we make sure it holds up.
No. The app runs on your own computer with your phone plugged in. Your data is encrypted and only you (and anyone you share with) can open it.
About an hour for a typical phone; longer if you have years of messages and photos. You don’t need to sit with it.
No. The Hearsay app makes its own encrypted backup.
Every version Apple still supports; older phones usually work too, and support will confirm before you pay.
A printout that draws an objection is worse than no printout. Our guide covers what a court-ready printout has to show: timestamps, sender numbers, and the unbroken thread.
Your messages, court-ready, from your own phone.
About an hour. $100, flat.
Start my collectionMessages get deleted and phones get lost. Preserve yours tonight.
