Family & civil disputes • UK

From messy digital evidence to a clear case narrative.

LegallyHeard reads WhatsApp, email, SMS, recordings, photos and video, then surfaces the timeline, the patterns and the context your case turns on, in minutes, not billable hours. Built first for family disputes; robust enough for the civil and criminal-adjacent matters they grow into.

No upload required for demo. Nothing leaves your browser.

6data sources unified
£375/hrmidpoint solicitor cost we replace
SHA-256hash-chain on every export page
UKdata residency, GDPR-aligned
The problem

Family cases drown in evidence before they ever reach a hearing.

A typical disputed divorce or child-arrangements case now produces thousands of messages, emails and recordings. Manually combing through it is what makes the £400/hr bills so painful, and so wrong for the client.

1

Too much data

Chats, emails, photos and recordings sit in different places. Nothing speaks to anything else. Patterns are invisible.

2

Too little time

Manual review eats 20–60 billable hours per case. That's £7,500–£22,500 of client money spent on reading, not advising.

3

Too much uncertainty

Critical messages are missed, misread or presented out of order. Bundles get rejected. Hearings get adjourned.

The platform

Three pillars. Six data sources. One evidence story.

R

Read

Ingest WhatsApp exports, IMAP mailboxes, SMS archives, audio recordings, video clips and photo libraries. We normalise everything to a single timeline.

A

Analyse

Identify patterns: missed handovers, sentiment escalation, financial inconsistencies, broken agreements. Quote-level grounding so every conclusion is auditable.

G

Graph & reference

Auto-build the case timeline. Cross-reference messages with statements, photos with locations, recordings with their transcripts. Export a court-ready bundle.

How it works

Three steps to a court-ready bundle.

01

Drop in your evidence

WhatsApp .txt export, email .mbox, SMS dump, audio/video files, photos. Or paste one chat to start. We accept everything family teams already collect.

02

We do the heavy reading

Transcription, OCR, tone analysis, entity extraction, cross-referencing. Hours of manual reading compressed into minutes, with every quote tagged to its source. The platform surfaces and organises; it never decides who is right.

03

Export a court-ready bundle

Indexed PDF, SHA-256 hash chain per page, an annotated timeline and a barrister-friendly key-events summary. Print, share with the other side, or file as an exhibit.

Pricing teaser

Pay once, per case. From a £49 taster to a full court bundle.

No consumer subscription. Try us on a single chat for £49, then pay one flat fee for your whole case. Compare us to a £375/hr solicitor and see what your case actually needs.

Taster (one-off)£49
Single Case (once)£299
Complete Case (once)£599
Court Bundle (from)£999
Why LegallyHeard

Built for evidence-heavy disputes, not contract review.

LegallyHeard ChatParse ThreadRecap Traditional firm @ £375/hr
WhatsApp / SMS analysis✓ All four pillarsPDF exportAI summaryManual
Email ingestManual
Audio/video transcription✓ With diarisationVoice-to-text onlyOutsourced
Photo metadata + OCRManual
Cross-source timeline mergeManual
SHA-256 hash-chain exportSometimes
Court-ready paginated bundle✓ Court BundleAlways (and you pay for it)
Starting price£49 one-offFree previewFree preview£300–£500/hr
Voices (illustrative, for demo)

What family teams say.

"I used to spend two evenings a week reading WhatsApp exports. LegallyHeard gave me the timeline in twenty minutes."
Family solicitor, illustrative quote Illustrative
"My ex's pattern of late handovers was obvious once it was graphed. The hearing took an hour, not three."
Litigant in person, illustrative quote Illustrative
"The SHA-256 hash on every page meant the bundle was accepted first time. That alone paid for the year."
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Try a chat. Right now. In your browser.

Drop in a WhatsApp .txt export or use our sample. Nothing leaves your machine. The demo shows you authors, timeline, sentiment swings and the ten moments your case probably turns on.