Reyets: Social Justice Network

There are no directions on how to use this ap. I cannot control the recording and worse yet I can not play what was recorded. Terrible ap. I would like Ed a refund so I can get another Update. I didn’t have my location on, my bad sorry. I really wanted to film something and have a hard time bringing the video up. But one problem was the location was off. It still is a good thing to have once I figure out how to work it. Thank you for your speedy reply!

The legal information contained on this app is pretty general, but it will help people and also remind you that you have the right to remain silent at all times and request a lawyer. As far as the ability to record interactions with the police or audio conversations with them if that is negligible, because these features do not work. If they did, I would’ve given it another few stores.

Downloaded app, splash screens work, but immediately crashes when in use…Please repair!…Will rate when fixed…Thanks… UPDATE - The developer personally replied to my email immediately and promised prompt action to fix a crashing issue…Within a day or so, the app opened up and now I will be able use it if and when needed…Thanks!…

I was introduced to this app via AppAdvice, which offered it for free, and had a good review. This is a tool that everyone should have!!

Could be an incredible app but it is rendered nearly useless if you don’t share your location. Why it matters; if im traveling out of state i cannot lookup information to guard myself. I am only capable if seeing my local area. After sharing my location the app doesn't specify whether this is state specific law or nationally accepted practice. The app also doesn’t cite specific code. This makes it difficult to determine if it’s actual legal interpretation or someone who wants to be a lawyer. At the time of this writing, I would NOT rely on this app to understand my rights.

The first time I looked at the name of this app, I thought it would be pronounced phonetically, with two syllables, as something like Riots. Then I got it, there is the word "eye" in the middle, so it may have been intended to be pronounced with one syllable, as Rights. On still further reflection, I think the app could be useful to protect rights, but also it could be used to promote a false narrative through snippets without context, and thus even to foment destructive and violent riots.

Reyets puts out consistently informative and inspiring content.

This app is a great educational and practical resource.

Easy to use, with great content. It’s something pretty special when you can help others with something as easy as a swipe; but also dig in to educate yourself and empower your community in the same space.

Knowing your rights are necessary! The REYETS app answered so many questions about my rights. From immigration to women’s rights to cannabis and so much more! I also love the community the app introduces users to. Everyone, especially Black and Brown folks, needs this app!