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Company information, original research, downloadable images, and press contact details for TextPort.

The short version

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One sentence

TextPort turns message screenshots and screen recordings into chronological PDFs, spreadsheets, and text files on iPhone, iPad, Mac, and Windows.

One paragraph

TextPort turns screenshots and screen recordings from messaging apps into chronological PDFs, spreadsheets, and text files with sender names, dates, and timestamps. It is available for iPhone and iPad, with native apps for macOS and Windows. It is localized in 26 languages. TextPort works from files the user provides, so it does not need access to a computer or phone backup. Content is processed only to create the user's export.

Original research

The State of Texting as Evidence 2026

A national survey of U.S. adults about how they save, lose, and use text messages in disputes and formal proceedings. Journalists may cite the findings with attribution to TextPort.

81%

have screenshotted a text or DM because they might need it as proof.

38%

have had texts used in a formal proceeding they were personally involved in.

78%

have deleted or lost messages they later wished they had kept.

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Journalists may cite any figure with attribution to TextPort and a link to the report.

Fast facts

What it is: An app that turns message screenshots and screen recordings into chronological PDFs, spreadsheets, and text files.
Platforms: iOS (iPhone and iPad), native macOS and Windows apps.
How it works: Screenshots or a screen recording of a conversation are rebuilt into a clean chronological export.
Formats: PDF, Excel/CSV, and plain text, with sender names, dates, and timestamps preserved.
Languages: Localized in 26 languages.
Track record: More than 1,000 App Store reviews and 150,000 conversations exported.

Story angles

Three story ideas based on the survey findings.

1

How text messages became evidence in everyday disputes

Custody, harassment, landlord disputes, small claims, and unpaid loans increasingly turn on a text thread rather than a contract. In the survey, 38% of adults said texts had been used in a formal proceeding they were personally involved in.
2

What happens when important messages disappear

Disappearing messages and two-sided deletion can protect privacy, but they can also erase records people later need. In the survey, 78% said they had lost messages they wished they had kept.
3

Why context matters when messages are used as evidence

A cropped screenshot can leave basic questions unanswered: Who sent the message? When was it sent? What came before and after it? A chronological record with names and timestamps provides more context.