Evidence Strength Checker
Describe your evidence and get an instant AI assessment of its legal strength — before you file.
₹49 — AI-powered analysis · No sign-up required
How the Evidence Checker Works
Enter the type of dispute and then describe each piece of evidence you possess — written agreements, WhatsApp chats, bank transfer records, emails, invoices, photographs, or witness statements. Even partial or indirect evidence can be evaluated.
Each type of evidence is assessed against Indian court standards. Documentary evidence such as signed agreements and bank statements carries the highest weight. Digital evidence — WhatsApp messages and emails — is evaluated for admissibility under the Information Technology Act and Indian Evidence Act.
You receive a report showing which evidence is strong, which is weak, and — most importantly — what critical evidence you are still missing and exactly how to collect it before sending a legal notice or filing a complaint.
Frequently Asked Questions
Are WhatsApp messages valid evidence in Indian courts?
Yes, WhatsApp messages and screenshots are admissible as electronic records under Section 65B of the Indian Evidence Act, provided you preserve them correctly. The checker will tell you how to take a proper screenshot and whether to get it certified by a notary or cyber expert for high-value disputes.
What if I have no written agreement?
Many successful legal notices are sent without a formal written agreement. Other forms of evidence — bank transfer records, emails confirming a transaction, invoices, or even consistent payment history — can substitute for a signed contract in most consumer and money recovery disputes. The tool will show you what alternatives are available.
Can the tool help me collect new evidence?
Yes. Beyond assessing what you already have, the checker suggests specific steps to strengthen your evidence set — for example, sending a written demand (which itself becomes evidence), filing a complaint with a regulator to create an official record, or preserving digital evidence before it is deleted.
What types of disputes is this tool best suited for?
The evidence checker is most useful for civil disputes: money recovery, cheque bounce, consumer complaints, employment salary disputes, RERA builder complaints, and tenant property issues. It is not designed for criminal cases, divorce proceedings, or matters requiring expert witnesses.
Is my evidence list stored or shared with anyone?
No. Your inputs are processed in real time and are not stored on our servers or shared with any third party. Each session is independent and anonymous.