2doc turns your texts, calls, contacts, apps and chats into shareable PDF documents, and keeps your messages safe with free SMS backup and restore. Everything happens on your phone.

Print text messages, or save a whole thread, full or filtered to a date range, as a clean, printable document. MMS photos and attachments are optional, as are tappable links and link preview cards.
Send a WhatsApp chat-export ZIP to 2doc, with or without media. Or sign into your own Telegram account, pick any chat and a date range, and save it as a structured transcript.
Export your call history and phone records to a shareable file. Save names, numbers and emails into a printable directory.
Add calendar events, device info, installed apps and their usage, free text and images to the same document. Every section is editable, reorderable, and can be filtered to a time window.
The result is a regular PDF. Share it through the Android share sheet, print it, stamp a watermark, or share a password-protected copy.
Back up SMS, MMS and your call log to files on your phone, with optional password protection, in a standard XML format. Restore anytime, on the same phone or a new one. Restore only adds what is missing.
A high-value use case: assembling personal device data as evidence for courts, official submissions, or insurance and employment disputes. Instead of dozens of screenshots, produce a single structured exhibit, formatted as a real document.
It is also useful for keeping a personal archive of your texts, moving your messages and call history to a new phone, saving a chat history without exposing the entire app, and preparing reports from several data sources.
2doc runs entirely on-device. Your messages, call logs, contacts and chats are never uploaded, synced or sent to any server. The PDF is yours alone and only leaves your phone when you choose to share it. Backup files work the same way. One exception, optional and off by default: turn on link previews while importing messages and 2doc fetches the title and image of linked pages from those sites.
The details are in the privacy policy.