Forensic evidence infrastructure
Scattered evidence. One traceable record.
Texts, emails, recordings, and documents arrive in fragments. Reconstructing what happened takes time—and important context is easy to miss.
TruthTrace is building a shared evidence foundation for parents, attorneys, and professionals, with a planned API layer for the case platforms they use.
Capabilities described on this page are under development. Request a private briefing.
Conceptual platform model
Under development
One shared foundation, with two intended delivery paths: direct use by parents, attorneys, and qualified professionals, and a proposed API for legal platforms.
Parents
Organize and understand their own records before professional review.
Attorneys
Inspect chronology, source support, and open questions in one place.
Qualified professionals
Retain responsibility for every assessment and conclusion.
Legal platforms
Explore a proposed API for integrating the evidence foundation into their own products.
A common evidence foundation
- Organized recordsFragmented material brought into one structured record.
- Source-linked chronologyA shared timeline connected to the sources that support it.
- Review contextOpen questions remain visible for professional review.
The review problem
More evidence. Harder to see what happened.
Screenshots can lose surrounding context. Duplicate exports complicate review. Each handoff can mean reconstructing the same account again. Responsibility for understanding it still rests with the person preparing or reviewing the matter.
Source-linked chronology
One shared sequence, with each event connected to the record that supports it.
Context remains visible. Gaps remain questions. Professional judgment stays in control.
Shared record, separate roles
One evidence foundation. Different responsibilities.
Parents
Organize and understand their own records so professional review can start from a clearer account.
Attorneys
Inspect the chronology, the source support behind each event, and the questions still open.
Qualified professionals
Retain responsibility for every assessment; the record supports judgment rather than replacing it.
Legal platforms
Explore integrating this evidence foundation into existing legal software.
API integration — product direction
An evidence layer for your legal software.
TruthTrace’s planned API would bring organized records, source-linked timelines, and review context into the software legal professionals already use.
Planned API · Under development
Contact us to discuss development and availability.
Discuss platform integrationProduct principles
Designed around accountable review.
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Source context stays visible
An event should never become detached from the message, document, or recording a reviewer needs to inspect.
- 02
Uncertainty becomes a review question
Missing authorship, conflicting dates, and incomplete context should remain explicit rather than being smoothed over.
- 03
Professional judgment controls use
TruthTrace is designed to prepare a clearer record. Interpretation, strategy, and filing decisions remain with qualified professionals.
Direction
Start with family law.
Build the evidence layer.
Mixed-format family-law matters make the problem concrete: consequential records arrive across messages, documents, recordings, and dates, while context and review responsibility remain human.
- Present focus
- A clearer shared record for complex family-law review.
- Long-term direction
- An evidence foundation other case platforms can build on across record-intensive legal work.
Broader use and platform integration are future direction, not statements of current deployment.
Illustrative shared record · Product direction
One matter. Three distinct views.
The same source-linked matter can support different responsibilities without collapsing their purpose or audience.
- Parent Summary
Understand
A plain-language view of the shared chronology and open questions.
- Attorney Summary
Review
Source-linked events, context, and unresolved points for professional assessment.
- Court Packet
Prepare
Product direction for counsel-controlled preparation, not a completed filing or legal conclusion.
Continue the conversation privately.
Controlled briefings for qualified professionals and investors evaluating the evidence-layer direction. Please do not send confidential evidence.