This app provides law enforcement officers with a comprehensive digital toolkit for their daily duties. It offers features for drafting warrants, identifying charges, accessing legal codes offline, and creating incident narratives. The tool aims to streamline reporting and legal processes in the field.
0.2.10
September 4, 2026
See it before you subscribe: every locked door now shows a short clip of that tool doing its real job — the warrant builder building, Miranda reading aloud, the pill finder naming a pill. Plans sit up front with a monthly-or-yearly switch, and you can look around the whole app first. Six more states on the shelf: Kentucky, Montana, North Dakota, Rhode Island, South Carolina, and Vermont — thirty-eight states and D.C., each from the legislature's own publication. New states land every day. Quiet thumbs under Ask answers, charge boards, and narrative drafts — one tap tells us when a read was wrong, and "Tell the team more" sends your words straight to us. Deleting your account now says how long the sweep takes, and once it starts you can close the app — the erase finishes on its own.
MoreThe whole kit. Renews monthly; cancel anytime
Officer One does not contain advertisements. As a free app with in-app purchases, its monetization relies on optional premium features rather than ad revenue.
Officer One is currently supported on iPhone and iPod devices. Future compatibility with other platforms may be considered based on user demand and development resources.
Officer One was last updated on August 31, 2026, indicating recent development activity. Users can expect ongoing improvements and feature additions based on this update frequency.
Officer One has an age rating of 17+, suggesting it contains content or features suitable for mature audiences. This is common for applications dealing with legal and law enforcement subject matter.
Yes, Officer One provides offline access to the criminal code, criminal procedure, and rules of the road for thirty-one states and D.C. This feature ensures usability even in areas with no cellular service.
No, Officer One is a reference and drafting tool for sworn law enforcement officers and does not provide legal advice. It is essential to remember that the app never replaces agency policy, training, or individual judgment.
Officer One is an independent product developed by Big Bespoke LLC and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or operated by any government entity, court, or law enforcement agency. All legal text is sourced from official government publications.
Everything you create within Officer One remains readable and exportable on your account even if your subscription ends. This ensures you retain access to your work and reports.
