For it or against it · One record

Whatever you're up against, build the evidence for it.

Everything in a dispute, in one place — what happened, what was said, the photos, the emails, the texts. Each dated twice, kept in order, and turned into a case file anyone can check.

Whatever you'd call it yourself — a person, a place, or the problem. You can change it later.

Free to build, for as long as you need. $59 once, only when you download.

Work I paid for, stopped halfwaySample case · not a real dispute
Item
Their side
What you saw
Your side
014Mar 11
Two photos of the unfinished roof, the morning after they left.2 photos · date read off the file
015Mar 11
Texted asking when they were coming back.text · pasted in
016Mar 13
Someone's off sick. Back Monday.text · pasted in
Nothing from either side · Mar 13 to Apr 14 · 32 days
017Apr 14
Emailed asking for a date in writing.email · forwarded in

Every entry keeps two dates: when it happened, and when it was written down.

See worked cases →Real-life examples, from both sides.How to document a dispute →

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No card, no trial running out, as many cases as you need.

$59 once per case.

Only when you download. No subscription, nothing renews.

Raising it, or answering it.

Same record, same tools, same document.

Either side

You don't get to pick which end of it you're on.

Plenty of people are answering a dispute, not raising one. BuildMyEvidence works the same way round either way — it asks once, on the first screen, and never takes a side after that.

It's being raised against you

Someone has made a claim against you.

A complaint, a bill, a demand, a letter from a lawyer, a report to your employer or to an authority. You didn't choose the timeline — you're answering someone else's version of it. What you need is your own dated record: what happened, what you sent and when, and what you already held before it started.

A complaint · a claim for money · a disciplinary · a report to an authority · a counterclaim

You're raising it

You're making a claim against someone else.

A landlord, an employer, a business, a neighbor, a contractor, an insurer, an agency. What happened and when, every time you asked, and how long they took to answer — one record, starting today or from the day it began.

Money owed · work not done · a promise broken · damage or harm · a rule ignored

Everything in one place

However it reaches you, it goes on the record.

Photos on your phone, a thread of texts, an email chain, something you saw at 2 a.m. Bring it in however it comes, and it lands in the right place, dated, next to everything else.

01

Paste a message

Paste a text, a WhatsApp or a DM. Say which way it went and when it was sent, and it goes on their side or yours.

02

Forward the emails

Forward the ones you get, and BCC the case address on the ones you send. Each keeps the date it was sent and who it went to.

03

Bring in photos and files

The date is read off the file for you to accept. Location data is removed from JPEG photos on the way in.

04

Write what you saw

Things you saw or heard that belong to neither side get a column of their own.

05

Record it

Capture the sound as it happens. Kept as audio, never turned into words it didn't say.

06

Keep the key documents

The lease, the license, the contract — the papers the whole case turns on, kept in their own place, apart from the record.

You keep the originals. BuildMyEvidence keeps the record of them, in order.

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Why it holds up

Two dates on every entry.

The day it happened, and the day you wrote it down. Anyone can type a list of dates afterwards. A record that shows when each line was written is a different thing.

The second date can't be changed.

Not by you, and not by us — the database itself refuses the edit.

Every file kept here is fingerprinted when it arrives.

Anyone can check a file hasn't been altered since.

Silence is counted.

Four weeks with nothing back becomes a line you never had to write.

What you hand over

One record. Every document it needs.

Built from the same entries, never retyped. BuildMyEvidence adds the numbering, the dates and the counts — and writes none of the content.

Open the sample case file

The case file

The whole of it, numbered, with every file at the back.

The correspondence

Every message both ways, in order, including the ones never answered.

The chronology

One table — the page somebody deciding actually reads.

Promises, and what came after

What each side said they'd do, and what's recorded since.

Your own statement

Your own entries, in date order, numbered as paragraphs, pointing at the plates by number — with a page at the end to sign by hand. The words are yours; BuildMyEvidence adds only numbers, dates and references.

One thread, start to finish

Pick a person: everything between you and them, both ways, oldest first, and nothing else.

The plates

Every photograph, two to a page, numbered as in the case file, with its caption and its dates.

One pattern, on its own

One pattern and nothing else — each occasion with its date, its time as you entered it, your words and its photographs.

The files themselves

Every original, as stored, each with its fingerprint.

What it costs

Free to build. $59 once, when you hand it over.

Use every tool on as many cases as you need, and read every page of every document, for nothing. You pay once per case, only when you want to download it.

$59Once per case

Every document on the case, in every format

Keep adding afterwards, download again for nothing

You can read every page in full before you pay. The screen copy carries preview marks across it. The file you download is clean.

No subscription. Nothing renews.

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What it won't do

It never says what happened.

No verdicts.

It doesn't interpret, and it won't tell you whether you'll win.

No labels on people.

It never characterizes anyone. Your entries stay in your words; BuildMyEvidence adds only headings, numbers, dates and counts.

No legal advice.

It isn't a law firm. It keeps the record a lawyer would ask you for.

No invented words.

Recordings stay recordings. Nothing is transcribed or summarized for you.

The best time to start the record was the first day. The next best is today.

Whatever you'd call it yourself — a person, a place, or the problem. You can change it later.

Free to build. Nothing to pay to open it.