As of today you can buy CaseRelief Pro.
The free version gets your email in, filters it and gives you the evidence file. Pro adds the Exhibit Builder: binders, exhibit numbers, a cover index, where each email came from stamped on every page, and the whole binder out as one PDF.
The free version went out months before Pro, and that was on purpose. I don't want to do sneaky advertising, no fake accounts or planted reviews. Everyone recognizes advertising on the sly and everyone hates it. I'm a self-represented litigant myself and I've done this work by hand, so the plan is to show the free version openly, as the guy who made it, to legal aid clinics and court self-help centres, and to write posts like this one.
The checkout is run by Lemon Squeezy, so I never see your card number. Your license key gets emailed to you within seconds of buying.
For the demo video I didn't want my real email on screen, so I made a fake mailbox, a bit over a thousand made-up emails between made-up people with attachments, and recorded the real app working through it. Import, filter, review, send some to the Exhibit Builder, unlock Pro, export the exhibits as a PDF. The title card says it's a recording of the real app and the people and emails are fictional.
The short ad on the homepage plays from my own site and not YouTube, because a YouTube embed loads Google's trackers and the site says there's no tracking.
The big button on the site says "Try it free", and "Buy Pro" sits next to it, smaller. Pro makes the most sense once you've got your emails in the app and want exhibits, and that's where the app offers it. If you already know you need it you can still buy it straight away.
– M