You already have the evidence.
You need to see the pattern.

Backup Investigations turns your own messages, emails and screenshots into a structured dossier — a dated timeline, the behaviours that keep recurring, and an assessment of what the record genuinely supports. Every finding is quoted and cited, so you can hand it to a therapist, a lawyer, or your own future self and have it hold up.

Every claim citedVerbatim quotes, dated and attributed — never a summary you have to take on trust.

Both sides examinedA dossier that only finds fault in one direction is advocacy. This one isn't.

Counter-evidence huntedFindings carry what argues against them, and an honest strength rating.

How it works

Start an investigation
Name the people involved and what you want to understand. Choose a relationship health assessment of a dynamic between two people, or an individual profile of one person across everything you hold.
Add your evidence
Text message exports, email archives, screenshots, social media downloads — as many files as you have, in whatever format they came in. Tell us what each source is: a thread with them reads very differently from a conversation about them.
Read the dossier
A timeline, recurring patterns, derailing tactics, a behavioural profile, and — for a relationship — a scored health assessment across nine dimensions. In your browser, or as PDF and Word.
Keep going
Evidence stays until you remove it. Find more later, add it, and regenerate. The dossier tells you when the record has moved on.

What a dossier contains

Timeline

Every incident the analysis rests on, dated and cited, so the arc is legible at a glance.

Recurring patterns

Named, defined, counted and dated — with the counter-evidence and an honest strength rating.

Derailing behaviours

The moves that stop an issue being resolved, attributed to whoever made them.

Behavioural profile

Communication and conflict style, described from conduct, with the research context and its limits.

Relationship health

Nine dimensions scored with reasons, a trajectory, risk indicators, and the strengths in the record.

Full bibliography

Every source with a SHA-256 digest, so a copy you still hold can be proved to be the file analysed.

What this is not

The most useful thing we can tell you is where this stops.

It is not a diagnosis. No one can be diagnosed from documents, and we don't try. You'll get named, recognised behavioural patterns and the dates they occurred — never a clinical label. A dossier claiming otherwise would be worthless in the rooms where it matters.
It is not neutral evidence. It reads what you kept and chose to supply. That's a selection, and every dossier says so in its own limitations section rather than quietly hoping you won't notice.
It cannot hear tone. Sarcasm and shorthand between people who know each other read as hostile to a stranger. Ambiguity gets flagged, not resolved in your favour.
Second-hand accounts stay second-hand. Someone describing what another person did evidences that it was said — nothing more. Those citations are marked, and findings resting on them are rated weak.
It is not legal advice, and it is not a forensic examination.

Your evidence

Yours to keep or delete

Evidence and dossiers stay until you remove them. Deleting an investigation destroys its files.

Scanned on arrival

Every uploaded file is virus-scanned before it is stored. Anything flagged is refused outright.

Only yours

You see only your own investigations. Sign-in is handled by a dedicated identity provider.

Self-contained reports

Dossiers embed every quote they rely on, so they can be read, printed and checked offline.

You already have the evidence.You need to see the pattern.

How it works

What a dossier contains

What this is not

Your evidence

Bring what you have.

You already have the evidence.
You need to see the pattern.