Squeeze a timeline out of your documents and emails

Upload the lot and DocJuicr presses out a dated timeline where every entry links to the page it came from – in Word, Excel, a calendar file, or an interactive view.

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The squeeze

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Upload everything

PDFs, Word, Excel, emails (.eml and .msg), scans and photos of pages – DocJuicr converts each one to a working copy automatically.

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DocJuicr drafts the timeline

Dated events are pulled out and ordered. Every AI-drafted entry quotes the passage it came from; anything that can’t be matched confidently back to the text is flagged, not given a page number.

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Get a linked timeline

Word, Excel or a calendar file, plus an interactive on-screen view. Click any entry to jump straight to its source page.

What you get

The juice: what comes out.

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A Word timeline you can edit and print

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An Excel schedule you can sort and filter

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A calendar file (.ics) for Outlook or Google Calendar

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An interactive on-screen view for exploring the timeline

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Every entry links back to the document and page it came from

A worked example

Upload around 40 letters, emails, a statement and a company extract, and DocJuicr drafts a timeline in a few minutes. Click any entry and it opens the source document at the page the passage came from. Where a date or event can’t be matched confidently back to the text, DocJuicr flags it rather than guessing a page number – so you can see at a glance what to check yourself.

Choose the page closest to your situation

Same tool, different starting point – pick whichever matches what you’re working on.

Running a dispute or complaint

Fair Work, family law, AFCA, insurance, strata, NDIS appeals and similar.

Workplace investigations

Emails and interview notes to a timeline of who knew what, when.

Family and local history

Letters, certificates and scanned records to a life timeline.

Research and study

Sources to a dated sequence for a thesis chapter or biography.

Plans

Start free. Upgrade when you need more pages, more storage, or the AI features.

Demo

$0 forever

Try the full document toolkit before you subscribe.

  • Access to all functions
  • 50 MB storage between sessions
  • Process documents up to 100 pages
  • 1,000 pages per month
  • 50 of those pages can use AI
Start free

Small

$11/mo

(Including GST)

For light, occasional use.

  • Access to all functions
  • 100 MB storage between sessions
  • Process documents up to 1000 pages
  • 10,000 pages per month
  • 500 of those pages can use AI
Choose Small

Medium

$22/mo

(Including GST)

For regular, ongoing use.

  • Access to all functions
  • 200 MB storage between sessions
  • Process documents up to 2000 pages
  • 20,000 pages per month
  • 1,000 of those pages can use AI
Choose Medium

Large

$55/mo

(Including GST)

For heavy, high-volume use.

  • Access to all functions
  • 500 MB storage between sessions
  • Process documents up to 5000 pages
  • 50,000 pages per month
  • 2,500 of those pages can use AI
Choose Large

All prices shown include GST and tax invoices can be downloaded on demand. Upgrade at any time; downgrades take effect from your next billing cycle. Need more than Large? Contact us (see our Terms for the address) about a bespoke plan.

FAQs

Can ChatGPT do this?
It can describe or summarise a document you paste in, but general chat tools are built around a single conversation, not a whole bundle with page references. Microsoft’s own documentation says Copilot only searches the full contents of the 20 most relevant files once you go past that number; Google says a NotebookLM notebook is capped at 50 sources on the free tier and 300 on Pro; and Anthropic says a Claude Project switches from reading everything to a search-based mode once the project holds more than the model’s context window. DocJuicr is built the other way round: it squeezes the whole bundle you give it and shows you the page behind every entry, so you can check the result rather than take it on trust.
Will it read every page?
Yes. DocJuicr works from the documents you upload, with no hidden ceiling on how many it reads. Large sets are processed within your plan’s monthly page and AI-page allowance – see Plans below.
What if it gets something wrong?
Every AI-drafted entry quotes the passage it came from, and you can click through to check it against the original page. Anything DocJuicr can’t match confidently back to your documents is flagged instead of given a page number. Check anything you rely on.
Is my data used to train AI models?
No. Your documents, prompts and results are never used to train AI models – not by us, and not by our AI providers. Documents and account information are stored in Australia (Sydney); the text only leaves that storage when you run an AI feature, and only the AI provider ever sees it. See our Privacy policy for the full detail.

Try it on your own documents. The demo plan is free and includes every function.

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