Can I edit an extracted event without losing the source link?

Yes. The link to the source document persists through edits — even if you rewrite the title and description, the event stays attached to the file it came from.

Who can see my timeline?

Only you, until you share. Invite your lawyer or support person and pick their access level. Revoke access in one click. Every view and edit is in the audit log.

Can the timeline be used in court?

Many lawyers export an Attorly timeline as a court-ready PDF chronology with source documents attached. Whether it is admitted as exhibit depends on your jurisdiction's evidence rules — your lawyer makes that call.

Is everything encrypted?

Yes. Every event, source document, and message is encrypted at rest with keys held separately from your data. Even our infrastructure provider cannot read your files.

Timeline

A timeline that builds itself

Drop in emails, PDFs, photos, and recordings. Attorly extracts the dates, names, and decisions and arranges them on a single chronology you and your lawyer can edit, share, and export.

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Try it — build a case from files in 60 seconds

Click a file. Events land on the timeline automatically. Edit, add, or remove anything you want.

Sample files

This is a mini version. In the app you collect documents, emails, recordings, and photos in the same workspace — and share it with your lawyer whenever you want.

Timeline

Timeline is empty. Click a file on the left to start.

Everything a real chronology needs

Built for the way legal matters actually unfold — slowly, across months, with the document trail spread across half a dozen systems.

Auto-extracted from your files

Attorly reads each upload and pulls out the events: who did what, on which date, and which document proves it. No data entry.

Fully editable

Edit the date, title, or description of any event. Reorder, merge, or delete. Add events that happened off-paper. The timeline stays yours.

Shared with your lawyer

Invite your lawyer or support person. They see the same chronology, with an audit trail of every edit. Revoke access in one click.

Searchable and filterable

Jump to any event by keyword, date range, or source document. The timeline becomes a navigable index of the entire matter.

Export to PDF or hand-over

Generate a court-ready PDF chronology, or hand the whole timeline to a new lawyer in five minutes — files attached, audit trail intact.

Builds from anything you already have

Each source becomes one or more dated events on the same timeline.

Emails

Forward an email or upload an .eml file. Attorly extracts the sender, date, and substance of every message.

PDF documents

Contracts, court filings, demand letters, settlement offers — every signed date and named party becomes an event.

Photos and scans

Phone photos of paper documents or damage. OCR runs first, then dates and entities are extracted.

Audio recordings

Voicemails, meeting recordings, calls. Transcribed first, then events extracted from the transcript.

Receipts and invoices

Payments, deposits, refunds. Each receipt becomes a dated transaction event with the amount preserved.

Things you remember

Type any event in by hand — a phone call, a verbal agreement, a meeting. Manual events live alongside extracted ones.

See it in a real legal matter

Walk through how a personal legal workspace pulls a year of paperwork into one organized chronology you and your lawyer can share.

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Common questions about the timeline

Attorly extracts dates from the document text, not the file's metadata, so it works even on scans and forwarded emails. Every extracted event keeps a link to the source document so you can verify it in one click.

Stop rebuilding the chronology in your head

Start a 14-day trial. The first timeline takes about ten minutes.

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