112+ iOS apps curated and reviewed
From beginner-friendly picks to power-user tools, our advocacyday list covers 112+ iPhone apps updated through May 2026. Compare ratings, prices, and screenshots in one place.
Prepare for effective meetings with this app. Access meeting schedules, GPS navigation, note-taking, and essential documents. Research legislators and collect feedback to track meeting success.
This app provides an on-device AI mentor for activists and organizers, offering private, secure guidance on campaign strategy, writing, and movement theory. It operates entirely offline with no tracking or accounts, ensuring user privacy.
Connect with survivors, allies, and professionals to combat institutional child abuse. Access resources, training, and activism opportunities within a supportive community. Find expert help, justice, and healing.
This official conference app provides attendees with the full agenda, networking opportunities, and access to poster presentations. It aims to enhance the experience of the American Academy of Nursing's Health Policy Conference.
This app provides essential information on navigating traffic stops, protests, and ICE laws. It offers state-by-state immigration rights guidance and resources for community empowerment and police abolition initiatives. Available in English and Spanish, it aims to support individuals facing legal challenges.
This app provides guide dog handlers with information on laws protecting their rights and penalties for interference. It includes resources on regulations, policies, and advocacy contacts for service animal users and trainers. Businesses can also use it to understand service animal laws.
This app connects education philanthropists, fostering racial justice and driving positive change. It serves as a central hub for networking, idea exchange, and collective action within the education funding community. Access resources and information to navigate the philanthropic landscape.
Connect with feminist leaders and activists nationwide. Build community, access resources, and take action for equity and justice. Join local groups, attend events, and engage in peer support to deepen the impact of grassroots organizing.
This platform allows individuals to anonymously voice their concerns and organize protests without needing to be physically present. It aims to empower the 'silent community' to advocate for change and influence brands through collective action.
This app connects scholars attending an annual meeting, facilitating idea exchange through various session formats. It offers opportunities for informal discussions across disciplines and fosters international research connections. Registration is required for all participants.