Why not just use the camera app?
You can, and some people do. This is what changes when the tool is built for the moment, and for everything after it.
| Your phone’s camera or voice memos | Doing nothing, and relying on memory | Invoked | |
|---|---|---|---|
| Starting in a hurry | Unlock, find the app, tap | Nothing to start | One tap, Siri, Action Button or Lock Screen |
| With the screen off | Depends on the app and settings | — | Keeps recording, built for it |
| What to say | You remember it, or you don’t | You remember it, or you don’t | Reminders and your state’s rules on screen |
| Finding what matters | Listen to all of it | Memory, which fades | Flagged moments, exact words and times |
| The paperwork | Yours to figure out | Yours to figure out | Packet, letters and dates, drafted for you |
| Deadlines | Your own calendar | Easy to miss | Tracked, with three reminders |
| Privacy | Mixed with your photos and iCloud | — | Encrypted, out of iCloud backups |
| Finding a lawyer | Search the web | Search the web | Best fits, fees up front, packet ready to share |
Where Invoked isn’t the answer
Honesty is part of the point.
It isn’t a lawyer
It doesn’t give legal advice or represent you. When you need that, it helps you find someone who can.
It can’t promise outcomes
A good record helps. It doesn’t guarantee a result.
It isn’t an emergency service
Call 911 if anyone is hurt or in danger. Invoked won’t do it for you.
The app we hope you never need.
It takes two minutes to set up, and it’s there the moment you do.
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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.