CW Evidence Capture-Free – Signed Android App

Capture important details. Organize the timeline. Preserve your records.

CW Evidence Capture is a private Android documentation app designed to help users collect, organize, and preserve screenshots, notes, links, usernames, dates, and other digital evidence in one secure place.

Create separate cases, add evidence as events occur, and review everything in a clear chronological timeline. Each evidence item can include an incident type, platform, username, URL, notes, date and time, reference number, and file-integrity hash.

The optional floating capture button allows you to save a screenshot while using another app. Screenshots are added only when you intentionally press the capture button, and notes or analysis remain optional.

Features

• Create and manage multiple private cases
• Organize evidence in chronological timelines
• Capture or import screenshots
• Save screenshots without requiring a comment
• Add optional notes, usernames, URLs, platforms, and incident types
• Floating capture button for quick access
• Unique case and evidence reference numbers
• SHA-256 integrity hashes for captured files
• Export formatted PDF case reports
• Export evidence ZIP packages
• Choose whether individual images appear in PDF reports
• Edit or permanently delete timeline entries
• Light and colorful dark themes
• Local-first storage with privacy-focused controls
• Clear capture status and active-case indicators

Useful for documenting

Cyberbullying, harassment, impersonation, fraud, stalking patterns, threatening messages, financial abuse, workplace incidents, unsafe online interactions, and other situations where organized records may be helpful.

Privacy and responsibility

CW Evidence Capture is a documentation and organization tool. It does not determine guilt, verify authorship, diagnose anyone, or guarantee that captured material will be accepted by a court, employer, platform, or law-enforcement agency. Users are responsible for following local recording, privacy, and evidence-handling laws.

Your experiences deserve to be documented clearly, privately, and in your own words.