HERESAI is a trauma-informed organization tool. It helps self-represented litigants organize evidence, build chronological timelines, track incidents and visitation, document child impacts, and generate reviewable preparation exports for family court.
No. HERESAI is an organizational and educational tool — not a law firm. Using it does not create an attorney-client relationship, and nothing it produces is legal advice. For advice about your specific situation, consult a licensed attorney or a legal aid organization.
Files are stored in a private account-scoped bucket with vendor encryption in transit and at rest. Each upload is hashed and tracked while it remains in your account. This is not end-to-end encryption or a guarantee that a shared device is safe. For supported photos, HERESAI also creates a copy with location metadata removed for safer sharing.
HERESAI is designed with survivor safety in mind: a quick-exit button on every screen, private-by-design architecture, and no data selling — ever. That said, no app can make a monitored device safe. If your abuser may have access to your phone or computer, consider using a device they can't reach, browse in private mode, and clear your history. The National Domestic Violence Hotline (800-799-7233) can help with technology safety planning.
Every Pro Se plan begins with a 5-day free trial. A payment method is required at checkout but is not charged during the trial; after that, your selected paid plan begins unless you cancel. Public guides and resources remain available without an account.
Parents in custody cases, self-represented (pro se) litigants, domestic violence survivors, and the advocates, legal aid organizations, and attorneys who support them. If you're facing family court and drowning in screenshots, notes, and paperwork, HERESAI was built for you.
HERESAI generates organized, timestamped reports from your logs and evidence — the kind of clear documentation courts respond to. Whether specific material is admissible depends on your state's rules of evidence. Check with your court's self-help center or an attorney, and see our court-ready evidence checklist.
Yes. HERESAI is built for collaboration — you can share your case file with advocates and attorneys while keeping control of your own records.
Two good first steps: browse the free guides in our Resource Center, or open the app to create an account, subscribe, and start your case file.
HERESAI is an organizational and educational tool. It is not a law firm and does not provide legal advice.