Clio launches Vincent by Clio mobile app, bringing legal AI to lawyers wherever they work

New mobile app gives lawyers access to AI-powered document analysis, instant answers, and cited authority on iPhone and Android

Clio, the global leader in legal AI, today announced the launch of the Vincent by Clio mobile app, extending Vincent’s legal AI capabilities to iOS and Android OS  for the first time.

Vincent has become a core tool for lawyers analyzing legal issues, reviewing documents, and developing legal arguments. With the launch of the Vincent by Clio mobile App, those capabilities are no longer limited to the desktop. Lawyers can now ask questions, analyze documents, and get grounded answers backed by authority directly from their phones, allowing legal work to begin the moment a question or document surfaces.

The app is designed for the way legal work actually happens: between meetings, before hearings, while reviewing new filings, and in the moments when lawyers need to move quickly without sacrificing rigor.

“Legal work doesn’t start and stop at a desk,” said Jack Newton, CEO and Founder of Clio. “Lawyers often need answers while preparing for a meeting, reviewing a filing, or heading into court. The Vincent by Clio mobile app brings legal AI into those moments, so lawyers can move faster while staying grounded in the facts of their matters.”

The Vincent by Clio mobile app lets lawyers start legal work the moment it arises, simply by describing what they need, like they would to an associate, or uploading a document.. The app also supports mobile file analysis, enabling users to upload complaints, motions, briefs, and transcripts directly from their phones and quickly identify key allegations, risks, and relevant authorities.

“Vincent is helping lawyers move from questions to analysis faster,” said John Foreman, Chief Product Officer at Clio. “With mobile, we’re expanding where that work can happen. Lawyers can begin analyzing legal issues as soon as they arise, instead of waiting to get back to their desks.”

Key capabilities include:

• Start work naturally, using voice or text to describe what you need, and Vincent gets to work right away.
• Analyze work in real time by uploading complaints, motions, briefs, transcripts, depositions, and more from your phone to quickly surface key risks, arguments, and next steps.
• Understand the reasoning behind every output by reviewing the legal authorities and supporting passages that inform Vincent’s analysis.
• Move seamlessly across devices by starting work on mobile and picking it up on desktop without losing context.

For Clio Work users, the Vincent by Clio mobile app can also draw on the full context of a matter, including client communications, deadlines, and case activity, so analysis reflects what’s actually happening in the case. Lawyers can ask questions, review new developments, and explore strategy with that context already in place, helping ensure continuity across their work. This connection allows legal teams to move seamlessly between case management and legal analysis, making it easier to respond to new filings, prepare for what’s next, and keep work moving from anywhere.

The Vincent by Clio mobile app is available now on iOS and Android OS.

Learn more at www.clio.com/enterprise