For attorneys and law firms
A case intelligence workspace for your text-heavy cases
Your clients' texts, organized before they reach your desk, and a workspace that carries the case from intake to the brief you file from.
Open a sample case — made-up people and messages, no account, read-only. Opening a client's shared case is free, and you don't need an account.
Sample case workspace
Made-up sample dataDated, line-numbered record
Line 42 · Jan 12, 2026 · 3:42 PM
Message, date, time and sender on every line, ready to cite.
AI answer, with citations
Answer cites lines 42–45, so you can check every claim before you rely on it.
Try the free tool
Free to 1,000 messages, browser-only, nothing leaves your device. No account, no credit card.
Where are your texts?
Four jobs, one workspace
Intake without friction
Clients import their own messages, from an iPhone backup, an Android export, screenshots or a screen recording, and share one private link with you. Every message keeps its date, time and sender.
Organization without paralegal hours
Conversations arrive dated, searchable and in order, with people, places, dates and amounts pulled out automatically, instead of a stack of screenshots to sort by hand.
Analysis with citations
Ask questions across texts, documents and recordings together, and get answers that cite the messages they come from, so you can check every claim before you rely on it.
Output you can file from
Turn the record into a case brief, a timeline and dated, line-numbered PDFs, ready to hand to co-counsel, attach to a filing, or walk into a hearing with.
What I won't claim, because you'd see through it anyway
The free PDF tool and the paid tools stay separate. The free tool runs in your browser and makes a PDF of up to 1,000 messages; it is not an account, and it does not search your whole history, answer AI questions, or build reports. Those live in a paid account.
What the record is: a dated, organized copy of the messages and files a client imports, with the date, time and sender of every message and line numbers for citation. It is not the phone itself, and it is not a forensic extraction.
What the preservation certificate proves, and does not prove: it shows a file has not changed since it was imported. It does not prove who wrote a message, that a message is authentic, or that a court will admit it.
What to file alongside it: the original export file and the phone it came from, kept intact, so anyone checking the record can go back to the source.
What stays your professional call: how the evidence is used, what to file, and what to argue. TextEvidence is software, not a law firm, and it does not give legal advice.
What the tool will never do: unlock a phone, recover deleted messages, or contact a client's attorney on its own. The client chooses what to share, and can turn a shared link off at any time.
No promise that a court will accept a printout, and no claim that any attorney endorses TextEvidence. Courts decide admissibility, case by case.
Plans for your firm
For several cases and team members. Every plan starts with a 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
Every plan includes a 14-day free trial, no credit card required.
- 5 active cases
- 10 GB storage
- 50 AI queries/month
- 20 PDF exports/month
- 1 team member
- Email support
- 25 active cases
- 50 GB storage
- 250 AI queries/month
- Unlimited PDF exports
- 5 team members
- Priority support
Prefer to start with a single case? See parent pricing.
Guides for attorneys
Working with text message evidence: tools, intake, and review workflows.
AI Evidence Analysis vs. Manual Review: What It Looks Like on a Sample Custody File
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The 10 Best Legal AI Tools for Solo and Small Firms in 2026
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Why Family Law Needs AI More Than Any Other Practice Area
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How to Choose Text Message Evidence Software: A Buyer's Guide for Law Firms
Learn how to evaluate text message evidence software for your law firm. Compare authentication support, legal formatting, chain of custody, security, and pricing with this buyer's guide.
Client Intake Checklist for Text Message Evidence Cases
A practical client intake checklist for attorneys taking text message evidence cases. Covers preservation letters, device inventory, cloud accounts, and immediate action items.
Cellebrite Alternatives for Family Law: When You Don't Need a Forensic Tool
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