Exhibit A reads your iPhone backup directly on your computer, which needs a feature this browser doesn’t offer.
Please open this page in Google Chrome or Microsoft Edge to continue. Your data never leaves your computer.
Exhibit A
Turn your call history and messages into a court‑ready exhibit.
○Call HistoryChecking…
○iMessagesChecking…
Your data never leaves this computer.
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Grant Full Disk Access
Exhibit A needs permission to read your call logs and messages. This data stays on your computer — nothing is uploaded.
Click Open System Settings below
Find Exhibit A in the list and toggle it ON
Click Quit & Reopen — macOS applies the new permission once the app restarts
Already granted access? Just reopen the app and your call history will load automatically.
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Your calls are in your iPhone backup
Exhibit A reads the backup right here in your browser — nothing
is uploaded, no account is created. If you’ve already backed up
this iPhone on this computer, skip straight to the button below.
Connect your iPhone to this computer with a cable and open
iTunes (or the Apple Devices app
from the Microsoft Store — on a Mac, Finder)
Select your iPhone, choose “Back up all of the data on
your iPhone to this PC”
Leave “Encrypt local backup”unchecked — encrypted backups can’t be read
Click Back Up Now and wait for it to finish,
then come back here
When asked to choose a folder, paste this into the
location bar: %appdata%\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup (Microsoft Store version of iTunes / Apple Devices:
%userprofile%\Apple\MobileSync\Backup · Mac:
~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup)
Exhibit A
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Exhibit A
Exhibit ___: Communication Log
Prepared using Exhibit A — getexhibita.com
Petitioner,
v.
Respondent.
EXHIBIT — COMMUNICATION LOG
Communication Exhibit
Call History
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Connected
Controlled
Denied / No Answer
Blackout
No Activity
Incident
Click to annotate · Shift+click to multi-select · Hover for details
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Call Details
Date
Time
Direction
Duration
Type
Status
Key Messages
Message Timeline
Daily Communication Summary
Calls and messages combined, grouped by date. Days with call denials paired with text messages may indicate patterns.
Practice for the hearing
Cross-examination is a skill. Hearing Prep drills you with a spoken
mock-examiner, records your answers, and shows you the traps in each
question — entirely on this Mac. Nothing is uploaded.
Question banks with the goal and trap behind every question
A neural voice examiner — blind drills, rapid fire, guided practice
Recorded takes with pace and duration feedback
A teleprompter for drilling your prepared answers
Included with every paid plan — from the $39 one-time
Case Pass. 30-day money-back guarantee. Practice aid only, not legal advice.
No prep pack loaded
Tip: download “Enhanced” voices (Ava, Evan, Zoe) in System Settings → Accessibility → Spoken Content → Manage Voices for far more natural speech — they run fully offline.
Witness rules
What they're doing:
Trap to avoid:
Prepared answer
Likely follow-ups
Takes
DECLARATION REGARDING ATTACHED RECORDS
I, , state as follows:
I am with respect to the records attached as this exhibit.
The records were obtained from .
Extraction method: , using the Exhibit A software application. Processing occurred entirely on this computer.
The attached exhibit covers the period .
Color coding, notes, and quality marks shown in the exhibit are annotations added in the software; the underlying call and message records were not altered.
Signature
Date
Template provided for convenience — counsel should review and adapt it to the requirements of the jurisdiction.
Quality
GoodControlledDeniedBlackoutClear
Note
0 days selected
Shift+click or ⌘+click to select more
Set Quality
Note (applied to all)
New Matter
Each matter is a separate local database — nothing is shared between clients.
Case Details
Rendered as the court caption on PDF exports. Saved with this matter.
Firm profile (shared across matters)
Declaration page
Activate Pro
Paste the license key from your purchase email to unlock PDF export, iMessage cross-reference, and all Pro features.
Counts of app opens and feature use only — never your calls, messages, contacts, or exports. Off by default.
Export without the watermark
That preview had a watermark across it. Unlock a clean,
court-ready PDF — plus iMessage cross-reference and unlimited contacts.
Your exhibit stays right here while you check out.
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license key by email — paste it below and this exact exhibit exports clean.
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Make an iPhone backup on this computer
Your calls and texts live inside a local iPhone backup.
You’ll make one here on this computer — it stays on your machine, and
Exhibit A reads it right in your browser. About 15 minutes, mostly waiting.
Install the Apple Devices app free from the
Microsoft Store (search “Apple Devices”), then open it.
Connect your iPhone with a cable. If the phone asks, tap
Trust This Computer and enter your passcode.
Click your iPhone in the app, then open the General tab.
Under Backups, choose “Back up all of the data on your iPhone to this computer.”
Make sure “Encrypt local backup” is
unchecked. Encrypted backups can’t be read — this is the step people miss.
Click Back Up Now and wait for it to finish.
Then come back and choose this folder:
%userprofile%\Apple\MobileSync\Backup
Open iTunes (install it free from apple.com/itunes if you don’t have it).
Connect your iPhone with a cable. If asked, tap Trust This Computer
and enter your passcode.
Click the small phone icon near the top-left, then Summary.
Under Backups, select “This computer.”
Leave “Encrypt local backup”unchecked. Encrypted backups can’t be read — this is the step people miss.
Click Back Up Now and wait for it to finish.
Then come back and choose this folder:
%appdata%\Apple Computer\MobileSync\Backup
Connect your iPhone with a cable and open Finder.
Click your iPhone in the sidebar. If asked, tap Trust on both devices.
Choose “Back up all of the data on your iPhone to this Mac.”
Leave “Encrypt local backup”unchecked. Encrypted backups can’t be read — this is the step people miss.
Click Back Up Now and wait for it to finish.
Then come back and choose this folder:
~/Library/Application Support/MobileSync/Backup
🔒 The backup never leaves this computer. Exhibit A has no
account and no server — you can turn off your internet after this page loads and it still works.