Companies count on you giving up. Bring receipts.
Noted turns your screenshots, emails, receipts, and notes into a complaint you can actually file — with the CFPB, your State Attorney General, small claims court, or your credit card company.
Capture without starting over
Forward
Send support emails, receipts, bills, and chat transcripts straight into Noted and they land on the timeline.
Upload
Drop screenshots, PDFs, receipts, letters, and exported phone records into the timeline.
Filter
Upload a carrier export or bill, type the company phone number, and import only matching calls or texts.
Start with whatever evidence you already have. Noted keeps it in one timeline and pulls out what matters — dates, names, what was said, what was committed to, what it cost you, and the hours you have lost — while preserving every original.
How It Works
Track
Create an issue for the company causing the problem. Add the first call, email, screenshot, receipt, or bill.
Document
Forward email, upload files, import carrier records, or paste notes. Noted turns scattered evidence into a timeline.
File
Noted drafts the complaint, letter, or court paperwork from your timeline — with your evidence attached as exhibits.
A complaint that actually goes somewhere
Noted writes it for the specific place you are sending it. A CFPB complaint reads nothing like a letter to a CEO.
Federal regulators
- CFPB complaint
- FTC complaint
- FCC complaint
- DOT airline complaint
Your state
- State Attorney General complaint
- BBB complaint
Court
- Small claims documentation
Getting your money back
- Credit card chargeback dispute
- Insurance claim dispute
Straight to the company
- Executive escalation letter
- Formal complaint letter
What people use Noted for
Towing and impound fees
Usually ends in small claims court.
Surprise bank fees and overdrafts
Usually ends at the CFPB.
Cancelled flights and refunds owed
Usually ends at the DOT.
Internet and phone overcharges
Usually ends at the FCC.
Denied insurance claims
Usually ends with your state regulator.
Contractors who take the deposit and vanish
Usually ends with the State Attorney General.
Features
One timeline, every channel
Calls, emails, chats, letters, screenshots, receipts, and bills in a single chronological record — with the original preserved behind every entry.
Commitments tracked, monitored, enforced
When someone commits to a callback, a refund, or a date, Noted holds them to it. The deadline is monitored, and a miss is logged against the person and the call it came from.
What it has actually cost you
Hours on hold, days waiting, money out of pocket — totalled automatically. It is the number that makes a regulator, a judge, or an executive pay attention.
Filing-ready, not just organised
Turn the timeline into a CFPB complaint, a small claims packet, a chargeback dispute, or a letter to the CEO — each written for that destination, with your evidence attached as exhibits.
See how companies really treat their customers
Public company pages combine complaint data and Noted activity as the dataset grows.