They’re building a case. Are you?
Vindicated turns screenshots, missed pickups and late-night notes into one record your lawyer can actually read.
iPhone app in development. The button opens your email app; there’s no sign-up list yet.
A screenshot isn’t a timeline.
Screenshots, notes and memories can be scattered. Here’s how they can become a record your lawyer can review.
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Write it down while it’s fresh
A note, a voice memo, a photo, or a quick log of an exchange.
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Bring in what you already have
Screenshots, compatible chat exports and PDFs. The originals stay untouched.
- 3
Check the details
Confirm dates and senders before anything is saved. Unclear items wait for you.
- 4
Hand over one packet
A short brief first, then every record and exhibit you chose.

One PDF. The whole picture.
Your lawyer doesn’t have to dig through hundreds of screenshots. They get the short version first and the full record behind it.
- Short briefDates covered, counts and labeled excerpts.
- Full recordsEvery entry you selected, with your approved wording.
- Originals, if askedA separate ZIP with unchanged files, history and a file-check manifest.
Wherever you are in it.
Nobody has filed yet
You’re separating, or you can feel it coming. Start with the last few months while you still remember them.
A hearing is coming
Pull in the screenshots and notes you already have and get them in order for your lawyer or mediator.
The order isn’t being followed
Log each exchange against the schedule: on time, late or missed.
Your record stays yours.
Your record is encrypted on your phone. Nothing goes to the other parent, a lawyer or an AI service unless you choose to send it.
With account recovery, you can restore a completed encrypted backup after sign-in. Vindicated keeps a protected recovery key for this; the service can technically unlock a backup.
Read the backup and recovery guideStraight answers.
Can I download it today?
Not yet. Vindicated is an iPhone app in development. We’ll add the official App Store link here when it’s available.
Does it prove what happened?
No app can. Vindicated helps organize records and preserve originals for your lawyer to review. A file fingerprint checks that saved files haven’t changed; it doesn’t prove truth, authorship or when an event happened.
Is this legal advice?
No. Vindicated isn’t a law firm. It can’t promise a custody outcome or that a court will accept a record.
What will it cost?
You can try it with three entries. Paid plans are being set up. Your existing records, exports and encrypted backups stay available without an active subscription.
Will voice notes and screenshot reading work on my phone?
They depend on your iPhone and iOS version. You can also type notes and review imports manually.
Start your record before you need it.
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