iOS + Android · Coming soon
Your day in Ciprocity, now within reach.
A focused mobile companion for advocates in court, in the field, and between offices—connected directly to the Ciprocity instance your organization already controls.
Anticipated to launch by the end of September 2026.
Final timing remains subject to release review and app-store approval.
Built for work away from the desk
The essential case-management loop, made mobile
The first release concentrates on the moments where a phone helps most: checking the day, finding a matter or person, reviewing the calendar, and recording work while it is still fresh.
Start with today
A daily digest puts the next appointment, deadlines, and recent matters up front—so the day begins with the work that needs attention.
Carry matters with you
Find a matter by case number, review its key details, log time, and add a note without waiting to get back to a desk.
See the week clearly
Move between week, day, and agenda views. Cached information stays visible during a poor connection and is clearly identified when stale.
Reach the right person
Search clients and contacts by name, email, or phone, then open a focused contact record built for quick follow-up.
Protected on the device
OAuth 2.1 sign-in, biometric app lock, account-scoped recent items, and a remote-wipe path help keep organization data contained.
Connected to your Ciprocity
The app talks directly to your organization’s dedicated Ciprocity instance. There is no shared Ciprocity-operated service between the phone and your instance.
A first look
Designed around the next thing an advocate needs to do
These are frames from the current Android build running against synthetic demo data. The iOS build, shown above, follows the same information architecture with native SwiftUI controls.
One system
A companion to Ciprocity—not another data silo
Your organization’s server remains the system of record. The mobile app uses the same authorization boundaries and keeps cached states, partial results, and connection failures visible rather than pretending an incomplete answer is complete.