A little clarity starts here

Could your texts or emails reveal a potential legal claim?

Upload the messages you choose for a free, confidential review.

California & Florida pilot Invitation required

Choose what you share.
No access to your inbox or phone required.
YOUR MESSAGES. A CLEARER PICTURE.
CSelected messagesOnly what you choose to share
Please stop sending me promotions.
Context matters. Keep the full thread.
From messages to context

Evidence organized for a human review.

Illustrative example. No outcome is implied.

Simple by design

A review, one step at a time.

01

Choose your messages

Add screenshots, a PDF, or an original email. Include the surrounding conversation.

02

Fill in the context

Tell us who contacted you and what happened. "I'm not sure" is always an option.

03

Leave the review to us

Your selected evidence goes to the review team. A submission is not a decision about your case.

A few things worth knowing.

Can Claim Check read all my texts or emails?

No. This version receives only the files and messages you select. It does not connect to your mailbox or access your phone's message history.

Does uploading mean I have a lawsuit?

No. Messages can be useful evidence, but a lawyer needs to review the facts and applicable law. We do not promise a recovery or automatically accept or reject a case.

Can I add more information later?

Yes. On this device, your private submission page lets you add evidence during your seven-day session. For later access or a different device, contact the person who invited you. Keep your reference number.

Illustrative example

What a useful thread looks like

Example CompanySeptember 1, 2:10 p.m.Our fall promotion is here.

YouSeptember 2, 9:00 a.m.STOP

Example CompanySeptember 22, 11:20 a.m.A new promotion for you.

Include all messages and dates, even ones that may seem unrelated. The reviewer still needs to check consent, identity, timing and applicable law.