Diffee VS BuildMyEvidence

BuildMyEvidence's answer:

Next.js, Supabase (Postgres), Vercel and Stripe.

BuildMyEvidence's answer:

Every entry carries two dates: the day it happened, and the day it was written down. The second date is set by the system and can't be changed, by the user or by us. Every file is fingerprinted when it arrives, so anyone given a copy can check it hasn't been altered. At the end, it turns the whole record into one numbered case file, with a summary, a register, the correspondence, a chronology and the photos, without writing a word of the content for you.

BuildMyEvidence's answer:

Notes apps keep what you type, but they don't prove when you typed it, and they don't turn months of notes into something you can hand over. Co-parenting apps only cover one kind of dispute and usually charge a subscription. BuildMyEvidence works for any dispute, on either side. It's free to build and free to read every page, and you pay $59 once per case, only when you want to download the finished file. No subscription.

BuildMyEvidence's answer:

Ordinary people in the middle of a dispute, without a team behind them: tenants and landlords, homeowners with a contractor who walked off the job, neighbours, employees, people dealing with a debt collector or an insurance claim, and people going through a separation. It's built for whoever has to keep the record themselves, whether the claim is being raised against them or they're raising it.

BuildMyEvidence's answer:

After 30 years in business, the pattern was obvious: when a dispute comes down to who said what and when, the person with a dated record is the one who gets listened to. Most people don't have one. They have a camera roll, an inbox and a memory. Money can rebuild a record later. It can't go back and keep one. BuildMyEvidence exists so anyone can keep that record from the first day, for free, and hand over one clear document when it matters.