How It Works

How Police.id Works

Police.id is built around three simple tools:

1. Know-your-rights guides. Plain-English articles on the most common encounter types — traffic stops, questioning, searches, recording, arrest, and detention.

2. The AI Rights Advisor. Describe your situation and get a calm, general explanation of your rights, with a note on how they can vary by state. This is educational information only, never legal advice, and it never suggests resisting or arguing during a real encounter.

3. A free legal-aid referral. If you want a member of our team to follow up, or you believe your rights were violated, you can request a callback or call our free referral line.

This is general legal information for United States consumers, not legal advice. Police.id is not a law firm and using this site does not create an attorney-client relationship. Rights and procedures vary by state and by the specific circumstances of an encounter. If you are in a real encounter, prioritize your personal safety: stay calm, keep your hands visible, comply with lawful instructions, and assert your rights verbally rather than physically. Address any rights violation afterward with a licensed attorney.