The legal AI app for questions that can’t wait

Ask research questions, analyse documents, and start drafts from your phone. Every answer links to the authority behind it.

Legal AI for solicitors away from the office

Pick up legal AI work on your phone before a meeting, outside a courtroom, or on the way to either.

Describe the task by voice or text

Say or type what you need, and Vincent starts on it.

Analyse documents from your phone

Upload complaints, motions, briefs, and transcripts to surface key risks, arguments, and next steps.

Research on the go

Ask a research question and get an answer linked directly to the authorities it cites.

Start a draft anywhere

Begin a first draft on mobile and finish it at your desk.

The same security on mobile as on desktop

Client data stays protected wherever you open the app.

Rely on certified protocols

The app holds the same certifications as the desktop version, including SOC 2 and ISO-certified protocols.

Keep client data out of model training

Zero-retention agreements with LLM providers mean your data is never used to train models.

Pick up on any device

Conversations sync between mobile and desktop, so work you start on your phone is ready when you sit down.

Legal AI that goes where you do

Cited authority behind every answer

Follow the citation

Every answer on mobile links directly to the authorities it cites.

Draw on an edited library

Research runs on more than one billion statutes, cases, dockets, and secondary sources curated by legal editors.

Check before you act

Open the source behind any answer to confirm it.

Legal work doesn’t wait for your desk

Vincent on mobile handles the quick tasks that come up outside the office, and you review every answer before you use it.

Prepare on the way in

Upload a filing and see the key risks and arguments before a meeting starts.

Answer a question between hearings

Ask a research question during a break and check the authorities it cites.

Capture the next step

Start a draft while the details are fresh, then refine it at your desk.

Mobile is just one part of Vincent

Research, documents, and conversations match what you see in Vincent on desktop.

Legal AI mobile app FAQs

What does a legal AI app do?

A legal AI app lets solicitors research, analyse documents, and draft from a phone. Vincent’s mobile app answers with links to cited authorities and syncs with your work on desktop. Request a demo.

How do I get the app?

Download Vincent by Clio from the Apple App Store or Google Play and sign in with the credentials you already use on desktop. Request a demo.

Download on iOS

Download on Android

What can I do in the mobile app?

Ask research questions, analyse documents such as complaints, motions, briefs, and transcripts, and start drafting, by voice or text. Request a demo.

Do conversations sync between mobile and desktop?

Yes. Work you start on mobile is ready when you return to your desktop, and work you start on desktop is available on your phone. Request a demo.

Are answers on mobile cited?

Yes. Every answer links directly to the authorities it cites, drawn from more than one billion statutes, cases, dockets, and secondary sources curated by legal editors. Request a demo.

Is the mobile app as secure as the desktop version?

Yes. The mobile app carries the same security certifications as the desktop version, including SOC 2 and ISO-certified protocols. Explore Clio’s security.

Can I upload documents from my phone?

Yes. Upload complaints, motions, briefs, transcripts, and other documents from your phone to surface key risks, arguments, and next steps. Request a demo.

Can I use voice instead of typing?

Yes. Describe what you need by voice or text, and Vincent gets started. Request a demo.

Who can use the mobile app?

Existing users sign in with the credentials they already use on desktop. Teams that don’t use Vincent yet can request a demo to get started. Request a demo.

Legal AI resources

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