For lawyers and paralegals
A production you can work with, not a camera roll
Your client runs DivorceParty Evidence on their own computer and hands you a numbered, searchable production. Nothing passes through our servers, so there is no third-party custodian to explain.
Bates-numbered PDF production
Every page stamped with your prefix and a sequential number. Export a single conversation, everything your client tagged Exhibit, or the results of a search.
Cover sheet
Case caption, custodian, Bates prefix and range, the export date and the tool version that produced it.
Source fingerprint
The SHA-256 hash of the iPhone's message database the export was built from, so the production can be tied back to its source.
Affidavit of authenticity
An optional, notarization-ready affidavit template — drafted with FRE 901 and 902 in mind — pre-filled with the extraction details for your client to review and swear.
Privilege log and CSV
Messages tagged Privileged are withheld from the production and listed in a privilege-log CSV. A message-level CSV of any filter is one click.
Redaction built in
Minors' names become [Child 1], [Child 2]; Social Security numbers, phone numbers and emails are detected. Redactions are always applied to PDF exports.
Exhibit 14
Messages: Jordan · Mar 1–31, 2025
Compared with screenshots
| DivorceParty Evidence | Screenshots | |
|---|---|---|
| Timestamps | Exact date and time on every message | Whatever fits in the screenshot |
| Edits and unsent messages | Every earlier version, and when a message was unsent | Only the final text, if anything |
| Completeness | Whole conversations, nothing cropped | Selected by the client, page by page |
| Source integrity | SHA-256 of the source database on the cover sheet | None |
| Paralegal time | Minutes to export | Hours to collate and number |
Admissibility is for the court to decide, and the pattern-analysis views in the app are heuristics to help your client decide what to read — they are not findings.
Recommend it to a client
$199 once, for them to own — no subscription, no per-report fees.