Attorneys
Text exhibits your client can stand behind.
EvidentlySo turns your client’s Android texts into page-numbered PDFs. Each message shows the sender’s name (and number, for people other than your client), and the date and time to the second. Each PDF holds one conversation over one unbroken stretch of dates, and anyone can check the file at EvidentlySo.com/Verify.
The sample is generated from made-up messages.
MONDAY, MARCH 2, 2026
What you get
An exhibit that reads cleanly.
01 · Format
One PDF for each conversation, over one unbroken stretch of dates.
02 · Page 1
A short header with the facts: who’s in the conversation, whose phone, the dates, how many messages. The messages start on page 2.
03 · Citing
Message numbers to cite, such as “T5830 MSG-412”, and “Page N of M” on every page.
04 · Just the messages
No calendar, flags or appendix in the exhibit. Each part is explained on What’s in a PDF. Reactions, replies and edits aren’t shown yet. They’re planned for iPhone messages read with the desktop app.
A smaller privilege and privacy footprint.
Messages are saved to your client’s own cloud storage account, not our servers. It’s a provider your client already uses and controls. Your client chooses which conversations to export.
If a PDF is questioned
Your client can speak to it, and the files can be checked.
Your client saved the messages from their own phone and can speak to them. Anyone can check at EvidentlySo.com/Verify that a PDF is the exact file EvidentlySo generated. The PDFs are saved to your client’s own Dropbox account. If a message is seriously disputed, they can go to a forensic examiner, with the phone if needed.
Texts as evidence · How checking a PDF works
Coming soon Case workspace
Your client’s case workspace: one saved record, with a clean copy for court and an annotated one for you.
Copy and paste
Email to your client
Fill in the names and dates and send it. Your client pays on the EvidentlySo website and unlocks the app with their email and a code. See pricing
Copy and paste
Hand it to your paralegal
A short note telling your paralegal how to get client texts from now on. Edit it and send.
We’re building this with family law attorneys
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