What it costs

My Damn Self, by Roots N Remedies, LLC.


The short version

Three packets, one case. The Emergency packet is free — the basics you can pull up fast and show the cops: who is who, the timeline, your exhibits, and the behaviours your evidence shows with the law beside each one. The Lawyer prep packet, $29.99 once, adds what an attorney needs to get up to speed — the pattern laid out for the other party, where the record is thin, and QR-verifiable sources. It is not a copy of the software; it is licensed to one case and does not expire, so you can export it as many times as the case needs. The My Damn Self packet, $49.99, is everything — the hearing book, answering the allegations, full person mapping and the legal work; its licence does not expire either. It includes the Lawyer prep packet so you do not pay it twice. No subscription, nothing bills you again. Through a shelter or an advocate it is free — ask them.

Emergency packet — free


The basics, fast — what you show the cops

Free

Free, for one case. The evidence you can pull up in a hurry and hand to police or a first responder — organized, dated, and yours. It has in it:

One case, exported free. You can look at all of it, decide it is not for you, and pay nothing.

Lawyer prep packet — $29.99


Everything in the Emergency packet, plus what a lawyer needs

$29.99

One payment adds to the free packet, for one case — the prep an attorney would otherwise spend billed hours assembling:

Licensed to one case, and it does not expire. Export it, catch a wrong date next week, fix it and export again — as many times as the case needs, at no extra charge. It is one packet for one case, not a copy of the software.

Not a subscription. Nothing to cancel. Refunds and terms.

My Damn Self packet — $49.99


Everything — includes the Lawyer prep packet, you do not pay it twice

$49.99

One payment. Everything above, plus the work that lets you argue the case yourself:

Not a subscription. Nothing to cancel. Refunds and terms.

Still being built for the My Damn Self packet

not finished

Full person mapping (friends and family, not just the other party) and the audit of where the court got it wrong are part of the $49.99 packet and are being finished now. Until each one works it will not be counted as done in your package. Nothing here is sold as coming soon — you are told what is finished and what is not.

The organiser — no payment


The whole organising job never needs a payment, on any case:

Paying unlocks an export. It never takes the organiser away.

Not sold on its own


Reading your recordings

not for sale

Three minutes of recording are read free on each case. Five whole recordings come with the $29.99 Lawyer prep packet and seven with the $49.99 My Damn Self packet. They run on this device — the recording never leaves. It can mishear a word. The recording governs. Not for sale on its own, and it has no price of its own.

Not built yet


Reading your video

not for sale

Video is not built, and not being sold. It will not be offered until it works and can pay for itself.

Nothing on this site is sold as coming soon. If it is not built, it says so and you cannot buy it.

Free through an advocate


Shelters, advocates and victim assistance offices can hand out the My Damn Self packet directly, free. Everything in it, the court’s rules, and the licence that does not expire for one case on this computer.

That is not a discount and it is not charity. It exists because the people who most need this are often the ones whose spending is watched, and a charge on a shared statement is a disclosure. Ask, and you get one: info@mydamnself.com

What paying does not do


Nothing about your case is ever on our servers — not a file, not an exhibit, not a date, not a tag, and not the fact that you have a case at all. Your case is an encrypted file you keep: you bring it in, you work, you take it out again. Paying shows a licence key on your screen; nothing is emailed to you.


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This tool organizes evidence. You decide what to present. Not legal advice.