Organise your messages
Bring supported message exports into one dated timeline, so conversations are easier to follow in sequence.
Organise your evidence.
Keep the context.
Bring messages, emails and documents into one connected record. Search conversations, follow the timeline, return to the original source and organise the information you need.
Your evidence stays connected to the original words and sources.
One dated timeline
4 June 2026You promised the £300 by Friday.
Friday is still the plan. Please stop chasing me.
I need it for the rent. Please send the receipt.
Supported message exports, in sequence.
Find the relevant exchange
Message searchYou promised the £300 by Friday.
Friday is still the plan. Please stop chasing me.
Search imported messages and filter by source.
Keep the originals
Supporting filesDocuments and recordings are reviewed separately.
What you can do
Bring supported message exports into one dated timeline, so conversations are easier to follow in sequence.
Search imported messages and filter by source or date to find passages you want to review.
Save messages you want to revisit and add your own key moments and notes without changing the original words.
Open a message in its wider conversation to see what came before and after it.
Follow source references back to the original material and keep supporting files close at hand.
Bring selected information into prepared documents while keeping its source references within reach.
Features in action
Watch the current fictional walkthrough of supported uploads, message search, notes and prepared documents.
How LegallyHeard works. Fictional demonstration.
When you're dealing with a legal matter, messages, emails and documents can be scattered across different places. It can be hard to see the full picture.
LegallyHeard helps you bring it together.
Create a case and add supported message exports. Keep an unchanged copy of every original export before you upload. Messages join a searchable timeline. Documents, photos and recordings stay alongside them in your evidence vault.
Review the conversations in one place. Find relevant exchanges, save what you want to return, and read the surrounding messages to understand the context.
Add your own key moments and notes without changing the original record.
Then explore the documents available for your case. Check your plan or credits for availability. Prepare a communication overview or export your transcript. Check important passages against the original conversation.
Your files are kept in a private case workspace, with encrypted connections and access controls. Optional AI processing needs your separate authorisation.
Prepare on your own, or with an adviser, for your next step.
LegallyHeard. Your evidence. Made clear.
Download the text transcriptA record you can follow
“Friday is still the plan. Please stop chasing me.”
Messages.txt · 4 June 2026 · 09:14Bring selected information into prepared documents with source references kept in view, whether you are reviewing it yourself or sharing it with a professional.
View sample documentFeatures FAQ
You can bring supported message exports into a connected timeline and keep documents, photos and recordings alongside your record. Supported formats vary by source, so check our export guide before uploading.
Yes. You can search imported messages and filter the record to find conversations you want to review, then return to the surrounding messages for context.
No. LegallyHeard helps you organise, search and review your information. You decide what you want to mark, note or prepare for your next step.
Source references are kept with organised information so you can trace passages back to the underlying record and review the original words and surrounding context.
Depending on the product or package you use, you can prepare selected outputs from your organised record. Available documents and any additional services are explained on the relevant Case Review, Court Bundle and Pricing pages.
Explore a fictional example and see how messages, context and sources come together in one connected record.