Can I use this in divorce proceedings?

ThreadRecap organizes what was said, by whom, and when. It is not a legal service and does not replace a divorce attorney. Many clients share the report with counsel as a starting point for discovery, mediation, or trial prep. Your attorney decides how to present it.

Does it work for years of chat history?

ThreadRecap can process long conversations. You can upload a .zip up to 2 GB; the preview lets you choose the date range you need before analysis.

Are voice messages transcribed?

Yes. If you export with media and opt in to audio processing, voice messages are transcribed and placed in the timeline at their exact timestamp. This matters for threats or admissions that were never put in text.

Will my spouse know I ran the analysis?

No. Parsing runs entirely in your browser. ThreadRecap has no way to notify any third party about your analysis.

Is my conversation kept private?

Yes. Your chat file is parsed entirely in your browser. For analysis, text is sent with personal data (emails, phone numbers, financial details) automatically redacted. Audio is only sent for transcription if you opt in.

How much does it cost?

You get 5 free credits when you sign up, enough for several analyses. After that, additional credits start at $2.20 with no subscriptions.

Divorce Evidence

The messages that matter in your divorce, organized by date.

Convert years of chat with your spouse into a chronological report. Financial decisions, custody plans, threats, and promises laid out cleanly for your attorney and the court.

Analyze your chat See how it works

Photos & videos stay on your device. Audio sent for transcription only if you opt in. If you select a video, your browser extracts and sends only its audio track for transcription; the video and its visual content stay on your device.

Last updated: April 17, 2026

Divorce Evidence Report

Generated on Mar 18, 2026

Analysis Complete

Chronological Timeline

Oct 11, 2023Hidden Asset Mention
Spouse mentioned a brokerage account and a property not yet disclosed in divorce filings.
"Don't worry about the Schwab account, that one stays separate for us."
Mar 04, 2024Custody Agreement (Voice Message)
Spouse agreed by voice message to the proposed weekend custody split before later denying the agreement.
Transcribed1:18s
"Fine, you take the kids every other weekend. I'm not going to fight you on that..."

Key Statements

Informal custody split agreed on Mar 4 in a voice message, later contested during mediation.
Two undisclosed financial accounts referenced in chat between Oct and Dec 2023.

Extracted Assets

96 Voice MessagesTranscribed
120 ImagesReferenced
14 Shared LinksReferenced in chat

Privacy first. Your data stays yours.

Your chat is parsed in your browser. Chat text is sent to AI with personal data like emails, phone numbers, and links automatically redacted. Selected audio is sent for transcription, including an audio track your browser extracts from a video. Photos, video files, and their visual content are not uploaded.

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From spouse chat to attorney-ready evidence

Three steps to turn years of messages into something your divorce lawyer can actually use.

Export from WhatsApp

Open the chat with your spouse. Tap the name, then Export Chat. Include media so voice messages and photos are captured.

Upload to ThreadRecap

Upload the ZIP. Parsing happens in your browser. Timestamps, speakers, and media are identified instantly.

Get the Report

Receive a chronological timeline covering financials, custody, threats, and promises, with transcribed voice messages. Ask follow-up questions to pull specific decisions or admissions.

Sound Familiar?

Spouse mentioned accounts or assets in chat that are now being hidden in filings.

A custody agreement was made on voice and is being denied in mediation.

Threats and verbal abuse live inside months of otherwise normal chat.

Screenshots of the worst moments lack the surrounding context.

The affair, the move, or the firing was discussed in chat and needs a clean record.

Why This Can't Wait

Financial disclosure cases hinge on chat

Undisclosed accounts and assets are often mentioned casually in chat. A structured report surfaces those mentions for discovery.

Voice messages reveal the real dynamic

Tone, threats, and informal agreements come through in voice messages in a way email never captures. Transcribe them before they vanish.

Custody hearings reward timelines

A clear chronology of co-parenting decisions, promises, and breaches is far more persuasive than a packet of screenshots.

Alimony and support need dates

Cost-of-living discussions, lifestyle evidence, and support promises all sit in chat with exact timestamps.

Your attorney bills by the hour

Bringing pre-organized evidence to your divorce lawyer saves hours of paralegal time and sharpens your case faster.

Evidence for every part of a divorce

Financial & Asset Disclosure

Surface casual mentions of accounts, property, or income that your spouse may not be disclosing.

Custody & Co-Parenting

Document informal custody agreements, broken promises, and patterns of parenting behavior with dates.

Threats & Abuse Documentation

Preserve threatening or abusive messages as dated, transcribed records for restraining orders or protective filings.

Alimony & Support

Track discussions about lifestyle, income, and support obligations that inform alimony and child support.

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Privacy and security

Chat parsing happens locally in your browser. For AI analysis, text is sent with personal data (emails, phones, links) automatically redacted.

Your chat is stored on our servers so your analysis stays accessible. You keep full control: delete anytime from your dashboard. Never used for training, never shared with third parties.

Photos, video files, and their visual content never leave your device. For transcription, we send chat text and selected audio, including an audio track your browser extracts from a video.

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ThreadRecap helps organize conversation history. It does not provide legal advice and does not guarantee that any report will be accepted as evidence.