CaseRelief Pro is out. What it adds to the free version, why the free version came first, and why the demo uses made-up email.
CaseRelief is signed now, and every release from here on will be too. What a signature proves, and how updates get checked before they install.
What CaseRelief's terms of use say: not legal advice, how refunds work, and what the stamps on your exhibits do and don't show.
CaseRelief reads your mail read-only and keeps it on your computer. What little the app ever sends, and what the website doesn't track.
An evidence file is only useful if it's complete. What CaseRelief does so nothing goes missing from your file without you knowing.
A scanned PDF is a picture of a page, and a filled-in form can look blank to software. What CaseRelief does with them, and what to check yourself.
The email you're looking for probably doesn't use the words you remember. How I'd search years of email for evidence, and how CaseRelief's filters match.
One long text file, a pile of PDFs and a separate list of what each letter meant. How I put email exhibits together by hand, and what I built instead.
Why CaseRelief takes Gmail Takeout files and other mail exports, not just live accounts, and why it keeps every reply chain exactly as it was sent.
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