INOKED
Recording is free, always

Finally, technology on your side.

One tap records a police stop or an accident, even with your screen off. Invoked keeps it encrypted on your phone, points out the moments a lawyer will want to hear, and turns it into the letters, evidence and attorney you need next.

The Invoked recording screen: a timer, a live audio meter, and reminders to stay calm, keep your hands visible and ask whether you are free to go.
RecordingTraffic stop in Phoenix 4:12
  1. 0:34OfficerLicense, registration and proof of insurance.
  2. 1:12OfficerMind if I take a look in the car?
  3. 1:15YouI don’t consent to any searches.
  4. 1:31OfficerStep out. We’re searching it anyway.
Sentinel flagged 1:31 Search followed a stated refusal of consentYour attorney will want to know what the search rested on.
1 tapto start recording. Siri, the Action Button and the Lock Screen work too.
94 rulesevery police stop is checked against, from federal law and Supreme Court decisions
35 kindsof accident and injury, each with the questions an attorney would ask
$0to record. Every recording you make stays yours, free.

The worst moments are the ones you’re least ready for.

You’re not at your sharpest on the side of the road at night, with lights in the mirror or glass on the pavement. Invoked is for that moment, and for everything that has to happen after it.

In the moment, you can’t think

Stress narrows attention. You shouldn’t have to remember what you’re allowed to say, or what to write down. The app shows it on the screen while you record.

Afterward, you can’t remember

Details fade fast, and what you recall may not match what was said. A recording with a timestamped transcript doesn’t drift.

Then the paperwork starts

Tickets, claims and requests all have deadlines and the right words. Invoked writes the letters for you to send, and tracks every date.

What happens after you tap

You don’t have to know the law in the moment. You just have to start recording.

The app does the rest, in the order a case needs it. Here is a real stop, from the first tap to the attorney.

The full walkthrough

  1. 0:00

    One tap

    Siri, the Action Button, a Lock Screen control or the big red button. Audio keeps recording with the screen off.

  2. 0:34

    It listens and transcribes

    The transcript is made on your phone as the conversation happens, with names and times.

  3. 1:31

    It flags what matters

    Sentinel points out moments an attorney will ask about, like a search after you said no, with the exact words.

  4. After

    It builds your case file

    A timeline, the findings, your photos and notes, and the recording with its fingerprint, in one evidence packet.

  5. Next

    It writes the letters

    Bodycam footage request, complaint, ticket contest. Ready for you to send, with every reply date tracked.

  6. Then

    It finds you an attorney

    If you want one, you see the best fits with their fee up front.

Built for the moments that go wrong.

Pick the one you’re worried about. Invoked is built around each of them.

You’re pulled over

Record it, see your rights for your state on the screen, and keep your hands where they can be seen. Afterward, get the findings and the letters.

  • What to say, and what you don’t have to
  • A request for the bodycam footage
  • A complaint, if you want to file one

More about pulled over

The Invoked app: Pulled over
New: Invoked on the web

Your case, on a full-size screen.

Sign in at invokedapp.com with a six-digit code from your phone and everything is there: your cases, letters, packets and recordings. Read, edit, print and send from your computer, where long forms are easier.

  • No password to rememberYour phone shows a code once. The site signs in on its own.
  • Still privateYour file is unlocked in your browser. Invoked’s servers never see it.
  • In step with your phoneChange something on either one and the other follows.

How the website works

invokedapp.com/app
The Invoked website: a sidebar with Home, Cases and Your rights, and a wide Home screen

Why not just use the camera app?

You can. Here is what you’d be missing.

Phone camera or voice memoInvoked
Starts hands-freeYou have to unlock and find itSiri, Action Button, Lock Screen, Back Tap
Keeps going, screen offDepends on the appBuilt for it
Shows what to sayNoYour state’s rules, on the recording screen
Finds what mattersHours of audio to listen toFlagged moments with exact words and times
Turns it into a caseA file in your camera rollPacket, letters, deadlines, attorney match
PrivateMixed in with your photos and iCloudEncrypted, kept out of iCloud backups

The full comparison

Your recording stays yours.

Invoked is built so that almost nothing about you ever leaves your phone.

Encrypted on your phone

Recordings are encrypted by iOS, kept out of iCloud backups, and never uploaded unless you choose to share or back them up.

Your choice, every time

Features that use the cloud, like Sentinel and cloud transcription, ask first, and you can turn them off.

No ads, no tracking

We don’t sell your data or let anyone track you, and you can delete everything from the app.

How it works, in detail    Privacy policy

Free to record. Always.

Nobody at the side of the road should run into a paywall. Recording, every recording you make, and your rights stay free.

Free

$0
  • Record police stops and accidents, with one tap or hands-free
  • Keep every recording you make
  • Know your rights for your state
  • Sentinel reads your first recording, once you allow it

Membership

$9.99 a month, or $79.99 a year
  • An evidence packet for every police stop and accident
  • Sentinel on every police-stop and crash recording
  • 5 ticket contests a year
  • Letters ready to send, with follow-ups
  • Reminders before every court date and deadline
  • One membership for your whole Apple Family

Billed through Apple, cancel anytime. Or buy a single evidence packet in the app, with no membership.

Compare what’s included    Give Invoked as a gift

Are you an attorney?

People come to you with their evidence already organized, matched to the cases you take in the counties you choose. A flat listing fee, never per case.

Questions

The short answers. There are more on the questions page, and our support team replies within a day.

All questions

Is it legal to record the police?

In most places, yes. Federal appeals courts across the country have recognized a right to record police doing their jobs in public, as long as you don’t interfere. Some states require everyone’s consent to record a private conversation, and a few limit how close you can be. Invoked shows the rule for your state. Read the guide.

Is Invoked a law firm?

No. Invoked records, organizes and points out what may matter, and writes letters for you to send yourself. It doesn’t give legal advice. When you want advice, it can connect you with an attorney.

Does it work without a signal?

Recording does. It saves to your phone, so a dead zone or airplane mode won’t stop it, and transcripts are made on your phone too. A few extras, like Sentinel, need a connection.

What if the app isn’t open when I’m pulled over?

Start it without unlocking your phone: Siri, the Action Button, a Lock Screen control or Back Tap. Setting one up takes a minute, and the app walks you through it. See the options.

Who can see my recordings?

Only you. Recordings are encrypted on your phone, kept out of iCloud backups, and never uploaded unless you choose to back them up or share them. How the privacy works.

Is there an Android version?

Not yet. Invoked is on iPhone first. Leave your email on the Get the app page and we’ll tell you when Android is ready.

The app we hope you never need.

It takes two minutes to set up, and it’s there the moment you do.

Already have it? Sign in on the web.

General information, not legal advice. Invoked is not a law firm. Laws and deadlines differ by state and change. For advice about your situation, talk to a lawyer licensed in your state.