Preparing messages as evidence for court is often a manual and time-consuming process. Lawyers and individuals typically rely on screenshots, copying and pasting conversations, or manually organizing exported chats into readable documents. ChatToCourt simplifies this process. It converts exported chat files into structured, chronological PDF documents that clearly display participants, timestamps, and attachments in a format suitable for court preparation.

Hi everyone, I’m Alex, co-founder of ChatToCourt. The idea came from a conversation with a friend who works in the legal field. They described how much time is spent preparing message conversations for court. Not analyzing them, not arguing the case — just manually organizing them. Screenshots, formatting, copying, rearranging timestamps. It often takes hours just to make the messages readable and properly structured. We realized this is repetitive work that should not require manual effort. ChatToCourt was built to solve exactly that problem. You upload an exported chat file, and it generates a clean, chronological PDF that clearly shows participants, timestamps, and attachments in a format suitable for court preparation. There is no account required, and all processing happens directly in the browser session. No data is stored. The goal is simple: reduce hours of manual preparation to a few minutes. I would really appreciate your feedback, especially from legal professionals who regularly deal with digital message evidence. What would make this even more useful in practice? Thank you for checking it out!