Sample evidence package · fictional data

Every page of a real package, generated from a made-up renovation dispute.

This is the actual output of the software — not a mock-up — run on a fictional 22-message chat, with four messages tagged for the timeline and phone numbers redacted. Your package has the same structure, with as many transcript pages as your conversation needs.

The ZIP also contains the transcript and timeline CSVs, integrity-manifest.json and VERIFY.txt — try recomputing a hash yourself. Export for your own chat: $19.99 per case.

Sample report page 1: Cover

Page 1

Cover

Report ID, generation time, source file and its SHA-256, transcript hashes, software version. User-supplied fields are labelled as such.

Sample report page 2: Summary & participants

Page 2

Summary & participants

Message count, date range, attachments, markers, flagged items, and participants as named in the export.

Sample report page 3: Case timeline

Page 3

Case timeline

The messages the preparer tagged — agreement, dispute, payments — in date order, each with its page number. Labels and notes are the preparer’s own; the software never labels anything automatically.

Sample report page 4: Integrity manifest

Page 4

Integrity manifest

Source file details, detected export format, date interpretation, declared time zone, original and redacted transcript hashes, and what each fingerprint does and does not show.

Sample report page 5: Methodology & limitations

Page 5

Methodology & limitations

Exactly how the file was processed — including how redactions and tags were applied — and what a WhatsApp export cannot contain.

Sample report page 6: Integrity & consistency checks

Page 6

Integrity & consistency checks

Items flagged for review — here a backwards timestamp, a duplicated message and a missing photo — each with ordinary explanations to consider.

Sample report page 7: Chronological transcript

Page 7

Chronological transcript

Every message numbered, with exact timestamp and sender. Tagged messages are marked, a phone number is redacted, and attachments show their fingerprint or that they are missing.

Sample report page 8: Attachment index

Page 8

Attachment index

Each file linked to its message, with size and SHA-256.

Sample report page 9: Redaction log

Page 9

Redaction log

What was redacted in this derived copy — counted, never listed — while the source file and original hash stay untouched.

Sample report page 10: Chain-of-custody worksheet

Page 10

Chain-of-custody worksheet

Who exported the chat, from which device and when, with a transfer log to complete by hand.

Sample report page 11: Preparer declaration template

Page 11

Preparer declaration template

Unsigned. For the person with knowledge of the export to complete if their attorney asks for one. We never sign or certify it.

Sample report page 12: Appendix: verifying the package

Page 12

Appendix: verifying the package

Commands anyone can run to recompute the fingerprints, and how the transcript hash is defined.

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