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Code Four Labs Corp builds the AI platform purpose-built for modern law enforcement, helping public sector agencies turn the flood of digital evidence they already collect into finished reports, searchable intelligence, and stronger cases. Founded at MIT and proudly made in America, Code Four is trusted by more than 100 police departments, sheriff's offices, and public safety agencies across the United States, from municipal departments and county sheriff's offices to state patrols and campus police.

Public sector agencies face a documentation crisis: officers routinely spend a third or more of every shift writing reports instead of serving their communities, while investigators drown in body-worn camera footage, jail calls, interviews, and phone extractions that no human team can fully review. Code Four addresses both problems with a single platform. Code Four REPORT transforms body-worn camera footage, transcripts, and field notes into source-linked draft reports that officers verify, edit, and own, cutting report writing time by an average of 65% and returning thousands of patrol hours to the street. Code Four INSIGHTS gives detectives an investigative workspace that cross-references thousands of sources of evidence, surfaces connections a human reviewer would miss, and generates maps, timelines, affidavits, and prosecutor-ready case files. Code Four Flash captures voice notes, photos, and follow-ups in the field while details are still fresh.

Built for government from day one, Code Four maintains CJIS-aligned security controls including end-to-end encryption, a fully protected chain of custody, draft versioning, and complete audit transparency, and works with State Emergency Management Agencies to ensure state-level compliance. The platform deploys in under ten minutes, integrates with existing RMS and CAD systems and every major body-worn camera provider, and supports more than 40 languages. Agencies keep the officer as the verifier, not the creator: every AI output links back to the original evidence so departments, prosecutors, and courts can trust what is submitted. With straightforward per-officer pricing, agencies save an average of $80,000 per year in budget while improving report quality, case clearance, and community trust.