Receipts | Know Your Patterns. Own Your Truth.

Your Relationship, Your Truth

You know that feeling

The one where something's off, but you can't quite name it. Where conversations leave you drained and confused, questioning what just happened. Where you replay exchanges in your head wondering if you're the one being unreasonable.

Maybe you're in a new relationship and the intensity feels overwhelming - exciting, but with an edge that keeps you off-balance. You tell yourself it's passion, that they just feel things deeply. But there's a part of you asking: is this love bombing, or is this just how love feels when it's real? You want to believe. You want to be wrong about the whisper of doubt. But you also know yourself well enough to know that whisper deserves attention.

Or maybe you've been together for years, and you can't pinpoint when things changed. It wasn't a single moment - it was a slow erosion. The way "we need to talk" became something you dread. The way you edit yourself before speaking, running sentences through an internal filter to avoid another fight.

When someone tells you often enough that you're too sensitive, you start to believe it. When they insist something didn't happen the way you remember, you learn to distrust your own memory. Gaslighting doesn't announce itself. It works precisely because it makes you question your own perception - and once you're doing that, who can you trust?

Receipts exists because your messages don't gaslight you. They don't remember things differently. They don't tell you that you're crazy, or too emotional, or making a big deal out of nothing. They just... are. They're the record of what actually happened, what was actually said, preserved exactly as it occurred.

We built this tool because sometimes you need a witness. Not a friend who means well but only sees one side, not a therapist you see for an hour a week, not a family member with their own opinions about your relationship. You need something neutral, something that looks at the data without agenda and tells you what the patterns show.

Wherever you are in your relationship, whatever you're trying to understand, Receipts meets you there. Not to tell you what to do, but to show you what's there. The decision about what it means - that's always yours.

Why Receipts?

Clarity when you need it most

A neutral third party that tells you the honest truth

When you're inside a relationship, especially a difficult one, it's nearly impossible to see clearly. You're too close. Your emotions are too involved. And if you're being manipulated, that confusion is the point - it keeps you off-balance, dependent, unable to trust your own judgment.

Receipts cuts through the fog. Our AI analyzes your actual conversations - not your memory of them, not your partner's version, but the actual words exchanged. It looks for patterns: escalation, blame-shifting, isolation, control, love bombing, gaslighting. This isn't therapy. It's not legal advice. It's evidence. It's documentation. It's the objective record that nobody can argue with.

For the self-blame, the self-doubt, the endless questioning

The hardest part of difficult relationships often isn't the difficult moments themselves - it's the space between them. The rumination. The "was it really that bad?" The "maybe I'm overreacting." The late-night spiral of trying to reconstruct what happened and why.

When you can see the patterns laid out in front of you - when you can see the frequency, the escalation over time, the specific tactics used repeatedly - something shifts. You stop questioning yourself quite so much. The evidence is right there.

Your messages don't lie

Memory is reconstructive. Every time we remember something, we're essentially recreating it, and each recreation can be influenced by our current emotions, by what we've been told, by how we've come to think about the past. This is why gaslighting works - it exploits the inherent malleability of memory.

But text messages? Screenshots? Those are fixed points. They say what they say, dated and timestamped, unchangeable. When someone tells you "I never said that," you can look. When you need to explain to a lawyer, a therapist, or a judge what you've been experiencing, you have documentation that speaks for itself.

Real Stories

From people who needed clarity

I kept going back through our texts trying to understand what I was doing wrong. Receipts showed me it wasn't random - there was a cycle. Affection, then withdrawal, then blame when I asked what was wrong. Seeing the pattern repeated over months made me realize I wasn't imagining things.

Processing after a three-year relationship

My lawyer asked if I could document the controlling behavior. I had thousands of messages but no idea where to start. The timeline Receipts generated - showing how he isolated me from friends, monitored my movements, controlled finances - that became central to my custody case.

Documenting for family court proceedings

We'd only been dating two months but I felt exhausted. My friends said I was overthinking it. Receipts flagged love bombing I didn't even know was a term - the constant texting, the rushing intimacy, the subtle guilt trips when I needed space. I'm grateful I listened to that gut feeling early.

Evaluating a new relationship

The hardest thing was people asking why I stayed. I couldn't explain it - the good moments felt so good, and the bad moments I somehow always felt were my fault. When I could show them the actual pattern of our conversations, they understood. More importantly, I understood.

Making sense of a trauma bond

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Your privacy is sacred

We built Receipts for people in vulnerable situations. Your messages contain your life - we treat them accordingly. End-to-end encryption, no third-party access, and you control your data completely. Security isn't a feature - it's the foundation.

When you need to trust something other than your feelings