Case File
Evidence, presented
Present a whole case from one report that works offline in any browser. Phones work like phones, CCTV sits on a map with the real time burned in, bank records get a balance chart and statements keep their key passages highlighted.
The problem it solves
Presenting evidence usually means a folder of exports and a deck of screenshots that lose all their context. Case File keeps evidence as evidence, so you can follow any question wherever it goes and pick up the presentation where you left it.
Who it's for: Investigators, analysts and case teams preparing evidence for briefings, file reviews and court.
What it does
- Phones. A home screen, chats in bubbles, call logs, photos and contacts, with key messages marked.
- CCTV and body-worn video. Cameras on a map or plan, footage with drift-corrected real time burned in, sightings joined as a route.
- Financial records. Balance charts, key transactions, top payees and a searchable statement.
- Computers, routers and OSINT. Drives with their images and hashes, networks drawn out, captured pages in a browser frame.
- Statements and exhibits. Statements with key passages highlighted, evidence labels, photos and continuity logs.
- Timeline and presentation. Everything on one timeline, a step-by-step presentation and a presenter view for your notes.
At a glance
- Platform
- Windows 10 and 11
- Imports
- CSV for messages, calls, bank, router and computer data
- Outputs
- One self-contained offline HTML report
- Works offline
- Yes, the report included
- Pricing
- From £1,495, then £375 a year
Good to know
- A case is just a folder, so it's easy to back up and move.
- A fictional demo case with one of every kind of exhibit is included so you can see how it fits together.
Case File is in development
It isn't on general sale yet. Request early access to use it on your own material before release, report what works and what doesn't, and help shape the finished version. Early-access users get launch pricing locked in.
Planned launch prices, excluding VAT. A unit licence covers every workstation in one force's forensic unit.
- Try it before release on your own material
- Direct line to the developer for feedback
- Launch pricing locked in for early-access users

