Why is there no “verified” label in Casewire?

Because Casewire does not verify anything. It counts how many independent outlets carry a claim and reports what published fact-checks say about it. A VERIFIED badge would be a product whose whole position is careful sourcing asserting something it has not done. “Corroborated” is a statement about the reporting; “verified” would be a statement about the world.

Does Casewire show people who have been accused but not convicted?

Casewire reports what named outlets have published, and legal status renders at the same weight as the headline — “charged, not convicted” is never small grey text. It never leads on the face of a person who has not been convicted: no photograph, no mugshot, no AI likeness and no thumbnail, in any hero image, tile, share card or notification.

Is there anything graphic in Casewire?

No gore, no crime-scene photographs and no reconstruction imagery, from any source. A case's picture is its hero film's own thumbnail, shown unmodified with the publisher credited. Where a case has no film, on-theme artwork is generated and labelled AI-generated. The app is rated 16+.

What is free in Casewire?

The latest on every case; any case that is developing or in the news, in full; the court records and documents, which are never paywalled; the whole Nightstand catalogue; and breaking alerts on the one case a free reader follows. Premium opens the full file on every other case, unlimited follows, and alerts on every development.

Does Casewire need an account?

No account, no sign-up, no email. Follows, alert levels, read state and listening progress live in the app's own storage on the device. The case bundle is plain files fetched over HTTPS — there is no API to send anything back to.

How many notifications does Casewire send?

As few as one case's worth. A followed case sends only charges, verdicts, sentencing and arrests unless you turn it up, and every case has its own level. Quiet hours apply on top, and a Nightstand sleep session suppresses everything for its whole duration. Silent and major-only alerts are free.

Which cases does Casewire cover?

Every case Casewire covers is named on casewire.app, grouped by whether it is active, cold or historical, so you can check before downloading. If yours is not there you can ask for it.

True crime for iPhone and iPad

You finished the episode. The case didn’t.

The whole file — timeline, evidence, documents, theories — and an alert the next time it moves, however long ago you thought it ended. Plus hundreds of hours to fall asleep to.

Get it on Google Play Email me when it lands Browse the cases

iPhone, iPad and Android · iOS 15.0+ No account, no sign-up

Two phones running Casewire: a case file open at its timeline, each entry dated and credited to its source, and the Nightstand with tonight's story and a sleep timer set to 20:00.

The deep dive Timelines, evidence, theories, documents.
Updates, years later A 1937 disappearance moved eleven times last month.
Sleep listening 727 stories and a sleep timer.

The deep dive

Everything the episode left out

A documentary gives you forty minutes. A case has a decade.

Timeline
First report to verdict, sourced entry by entry.
Evidence
What exists, what was tested, what never was.
Theories
The competing accounts, conspiracies included, each with its status.
Documents
Filings, rulings and court-desk reporting, in full.
Latest
The newest thing that actually happened.

A Casewire case file open at Timeline: the legal status above the title, the Overview, Timeline and Sources destinations, and a dated chain of events with the source named on each one.

The wire

What came in today

This is the real feed, live from Casewire as you read it. Every line is an outlet’s own headline, with the case it belongs to and how many others are carrying it.

The killing of Charlie Kirk

CHARGED

A year after the Charlie Kirk assassination, here’s what Utah universities spend on safety

Single-sourced FOX 13 Salt Lake City
The death of Suzanne Morphew

CHARGED

Murder suspect Barry Morphew facing charges in Denver hit-and-run

Corroborated CBS News + 1 other
The killing of Charlie Kirk

CHARGED

Timeline: Here’s what’s happened in the year since Charlie Kirk was killed in Utah

Single-sourced The Salt Lake Tribune
Lindsay Clancy and the deaths of her three children

ON TRIAL

Jurors speak out about Lindsay Clancy mistrial and the lone holdout

Corroborated PBS + 1 other
Lindsay Clancy and the deaths of her three children

ON TRIAL

'Emotional rollercoaster'

Corroborated BBC US & Canada + 6 others

Updated continuously

Updates, years later

The case you watched a documentary about just moved

Lizzie Borden and the Fall River axe murders — 1892. In the thirty days to 10 September 2026, 17 things happened on it. That is the moment to watch the film again, and go through the theories, the documents and the timeline.

Moved in the last thirty days

1892

Lizzie Borden and the Fall River axe murders

17 updates
1935

The Cleveland Torso murders

11 updates
1937

The disappearance of Amelia Earhart

15 updates
1948

The Somerton Man

5 updates
1957

Ed Gein

17 updates

And the ones everyone is watching

Status not established

Lindsay Clancy and the deaths of her three children

27 updates
Convicted

The killing of Marvin Gaye

20 updates
Status not established

The murder of Jared Bridegan

18 updates

Counted from the case files on 10 September 2026.

Follow it once
Charges, verdicts, sentencing, arrests — the moment they happen.
Set the volume per case
Silent, the big moments, or every last thing.
Nothing at three in the morning
Quiet hours you set, respected.

Sleep listening & stories

Something to fall asleep to that is not a murder podcast at full volume

727 long-form stories, hours deep, on a screen made for a dark room.

Pick a lane and press play
Courtroom recordings, narrated files, unsolved disappearances.
Set it and drift off
The sleep timer stops the story, not the night.
Nothing will wake you
Alerts hold until morning.

Casewire Nightstand on a phone and a watch: tonight's long-form story with a play button, a sleep timer set to 20:00, and the promise that the screen turns itself off with no sudden sounds.

The cases

The ones you already follow are in here

Charlie Kirk. Epstein. Delphi. JonBenét. Amelia Earhart. Open any of them and the whole file is waiting — and most of them moved this month.

Moved
Quiet for now

Moved in the last thirty days

Quiet for now

Get it the day it lands

The link, in your inbox, the morning it goes live.

Every line, labelled

You always know how solid it is

Nothing in a Casewire file arrives bare. One of these sits on every claim.

Corroborated
Two or more outlets, agreeing.
Single-sourced
One outlet has it. Not confirmed yet.
Developing
Still moving. Early reports get details wrong.
Unverified claim
Asserted, and nobody has stood it up.
Disputed
Credible sources contradict. Both sides shown.
Fact-checked
A published finding, linked.
Social
From a post, never shown as reporting.

No account, no sign-up, nothing about you leaves your device.

What you get on the first evening

5 destinations on every case file

7 ways every claim gets labelled

818 hours of stories to sleep to

0 adverts, anywhere, ever

Pricing

Start free. Most people never need more.

Free gets you every case that is in the news, in full. Premium opens the rest.

Free

Free

No account, no card, no trial timer.

The latest on every case
Any developing case, in full
Court documents, never paywalled
The whole Nightstand catalogue
One followed case, with major alerts
Not included: The full file on cases that are not in the news

Tell me when it lands

Best value

Premium yearly

$4.17/ month, billed yearly

From $49.99 a year — 48% less than monthly. First 7 days free.

Everything in Free
The whole file on every case, however long ago
Follow as many cases as you want
Every development, not just the major ones

Tell me when the trial opens

Renews until you cancel, any time in the App Store.

Premium monthly

$7.99/ month

Month to month, no trial.

Everything in Premium
Switch to yearly any time
Cancel any time

Tell me when it lands

US prices. The App Store shows your exact price in your own currency before you confirm. Both plans include a 7-day free trial.

Questions

The things people ask first

Every case Casewire covers is named on this page — the ones in the news, the cold ones, and the ones nobody has solved.

The latest on every case, any case in the news in full, the court documents, the whole Nightstand catalogue, and alerts on one followed case. Premium opens the full file on everything else, and lets you follow as many as you like.

As few as one case’s worth. A followed case sends charges, verdicts, sentencing and arrests unless you turn it up, with quiet hours on top.

We report what named outlets have published, with a person’s legal status as prominent as the headline. We never lead on the face of someone who has not been convicted, anywhere.

No gore, no crime-scene photographs, no reconstructions. The app is rated 16+.

No account, no sign-up, no email. Everything you do stays on your device.

Get Casewire

Almost there

The link, in your inbox, the day it lands.

Free on Google Play today. The whole file, every case, on your phone tonight.

Get it on Google Play

Coming to the App Store shortly

You finished the episode. The case didn’t.

Everything the episode left out

What came in today

The case you watched a documentary about just moved

Something to fall asleep to that is not a murder podcast at full volume

The ones you already follow are in here

Moved in the last thirty days

Quiet for now

Get it the day it lands

You always know how solid it is

What you get on the first evening

Start free. Most people never need more.

The things people ask first

Which cases does it cover?

What exactly is free?

How many notifications will I actually get?

Do you name and show people who have been accused but not convicted?

Is there anything graphic in it?

Do I need an account? What do you collect?

Almost there

Be the first to know