Need your text messages for court? Get a court-ready copy from your own phone.
- 1Screenshots can be cropped, reordered or faked, so the other side will object.
- 2They have no timestamps behind them and no way to prove the phone number.
- 3A judge reading 300 screenshots gives up; a judge reading a clean PDF doesn't.

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.
Yes, pick contacts and a date range before you export.
Yes, the PDF is built for printing and for filing.
Printing is the easy part. What decides whether the pages get accepted is what appears on them — read the full version in how to print text messages for court. Can you subpoena text messages from a phone carrier?
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.
