Deadlines set on client calls
Filing windows, appeal periods, payment cutoffs — confirmed verbally mid-call, noted as "deal with later" and easily forgotten.
FOR LAWYERS
A client says "send me the evidence list by Friday" or "let's touch base before the Wednesday hearing" — and you don't need to free a hand to write it down. Motick turns the call into text, and the time commitments into calendar events.
Filing windows, appeal periods, payment cutoffs — confirmed verbally mid-call, noted as "deal with later" and easily forgotten.
Separate calls with clients, witnesses and opposing counsel — "some morning", "before the hearing" — scattered everywhere.
Missed deadlines cannot be undone. Every commitment deserves to rest in your calendar with the original quote as evidence.
Recording starts the moment a call connects. In-person conversations are captured by the Motick recorder card.
"Monday morning" or "before the filing deadline" become concrete moments. Client names enter your term list and recognition improves over time.
Each event card carries the original quote. Confirm and it lands in your system calendar, where conflicts show up immediately.
Recording a call you participate in, for your own work records, is lawful in most jurisdictions; follow your professional conduct rules when handling client matters.
No. Everything runs on-device — recordings and transcripts never leave your phone, and there is no cloud server.
Yes — build a personal term list of client names, case numbers and institutions, and accuracy keeps improving.
You can't forget, because there's nothing to remember to do — transcription and event extraction happen automatically after every call.