A branded mobile app for your police department — not a listing inside a shared one. Push alerts, anonymous tips that residents can actually follow, tracked reporting, recruiting, and answers drawn from your own published information. Runs for a whole city just as easily.
Most department apps are fire-and-forget — a form with no account, no status, no history. The resident re-enters everything every time and never hears back, and the tip that mattered lands in an inbox nobody owns. Guardian Community connects the app to the same platform that runs your lines, so a submission is routed, tracked, and answered on the device it came from.
One codebase, your listing — your name, icon, colors, and badge. Add or change content from the Guardian console without waiting on an app-store release.
Push straight to enrolled devices by topic — alerts, road, weather, events, and department-specific channels residents choose to follow.
National Weather Service alerts reach subscribed devices automatically, and the app shows local conditions.
Residents submit a tip without giving up their identity and still receive status updates through the device. Police-routed tips stay isolated from general staff views.
Residents describe the problem and add a photo or a location; Guardian routes it to the right unit behind the scenes — no org chart to learn.
Every submission gets a reference and moves through received, in-progress, and resolved in My Reports — the opposite of a form that vanishes.
“Join our team,” open positions, and hiring content managed by your staff, in front of the residents who already follow you.
Answers only from your department’s approved FAQs, contacts, and content. When it can’t answer, the question becomes a visible knowledge gap for staff — never the open internet.
Department pages lead with a clear 911 guardrail for emergencies and sensible non-emergency options below it.
Staff manage departments, contacts, FAQs, links, events, and routing, and review reach, report categories, time-to-resolution, and assistant gaps.
Building toward full parity with the standalone apps — and past it. These are in development and not yet available.
A map layer showing registry and local crime data in the resident’s area.
A department-managed Most Wanted board, pushed to followers.
Target a push to just the blocks affected, not the whole install base.
Carry an anonymous tip into a back-and-forth without ever unmasking the sender.
Reach Guardian Switchboard’s voice AI directly from inside the app.
Google Play alongside the current iPhone build.
We skin the app to your agency — name, icon, colors, badge, departments, and contacts — from per-tenant config, not a custom build.
Your staff manage FAQs, contacts, links, events, and recruiting content from the Guardian console, live without an app-store release.
Residents install, follow your agency, and get lock-screen alerts and automatic weather warnings on the topics they choose.
Tips and reports route to the right unit, move through My Reports, and get answered on the device — with analytics for command.
It’s your agency’s app. Residents install Guardian Community and follow your department; the app takes on your name, colors, badge, and content. Dedicated app-store listings can be evaluated for larger agencies.
They choose the agency they follow and the topics they want. Severe-weather warnings can reach subscribed devices automatically.
Yes. The anonymous workflow uses a device-linked reference instead of the resident’s identity, so your staff can send status updates without ever learning who submitted it. Police-routed tips are restricted to the police workflow.
No. It answers only from the content your agency manages in Guardian. If the answer isn’t there, it says so and points the resident to the right contact — and flags the gap for staff.
Yes. It’s built department-first, but the same app runs city divisions and services just as easily.
The iPhone build is live in pilot through TestFlight. Android is on the roadmap.
Book a 20-minute demo and see your agency’s branded app, an anonymous tip answered on the device, and a report tracked to resolution.