TraceWorthy

An all-in-one Android app for people dealing with unwanted or spoofed phone calls — the repeated, silent, always-a-different-number kind. TraceWorthy both monitors your calls (flagging the harassment pattern) and turns them into the evidence and documents you need to get a carrier traceback started: FCC complaints, police report cover notes, carrier call scripts, and evidence summaries, all generated on-device as shareable PDFs.

The app is organized into a simple left-drawer menu — Home (a checklist of what to file next), Call log, Analysis (charts), Documents (on-device PDF generation), Learn (an in-app knowledge base explaining how spoofing and tracebacks work), State help (federal + your state's reporting contacts), and My info (enter your details once; every document auto-fills). It's free, with no accounts and no data leaving the device.

Audience: USA only. The traceback mechanism TraceWorthy is built around is federal (FCC / TRACED Act), so it works the same in every state — only your local police and state Attorney General contacts differ, and the app lists those for you. Laws differ greatly outside the US, which is out of scope.

Scope & limits: TraceWorthy documents calls; it cannot reveal who is really calling when the number is spoofed. Spoofed caller ID is only unmaskable by carriers and law enforcement (via traceback / subpoena). TraceWorthy reads only the device owner's own call log; it does not record others' calls, intercept anything, or access any other device.

Disclaimer: TraceWorthy is not legal advice and is an independent project (unaffiliated with the similarly named "TraceWorthy Consulting").

Note: A companion PC pipeline (Python) still exists for turning carrier CSVs into charts/PDFs, but the app is now the primary, self-contained tool — it generates its documents on-device without needing the PC toolkit.

License

MIT