Evidence, captured.
Record it once. Carry it to the warrant. Capture from your glasses, your phone, or the camera on your desk. Every capture is sealed to you, your device, and your case, then encrypted to AWS GovCloud. Sherlock fills the field record from what was said, writes your statement from your records, and carries it into Sherlock Warrants as the start of your probable cause. Every word stays yours.
Blue: Snap armed. The ring shows the state, never the content.
The record starts where the officer is standing.
Site is the front door to Sherlock. What you capture is locked to you, your device, and your case, and it becomes the field record, the statement, and the probable cause without being typed twice.
Capture
Snaps, Vids, and Tapes from connected glasses, your phone, or the camera and microphone on your computer. A Scan reads a license, a plate, or a VIN, with the photo underneath every read.
Custody
Every capture is locked to you, the device, and the case the moment it is taken, then moved to government cloud. Nothing from the session stays on the phone after upload.
Field record
Sherlock fills the traffic stop, interview, scene, or surveillance record from what was said and what was scanned. Every value shows the second it came from.
Statement
Sherlock writes your statement from your records, in your voice. It adds nothing. A gap reads Not in the record.
Four field records. One design. Start one anywhere.
Sherlock fills the record from the transcript and the scans. A record holds as many people, vehicles, and weapons as the encounter had. It is a Draft until you file it to a case. Ask Sherlock, pick a kind, or start from captures already in your Rolls, and the record opens over the live feed with the right mode armed.
Traffic stop
Plate, license, registration, insurance, in any order. Give Sherlock the plate and the return reaches your ear before you reach the window. The Vid fills the reason and the outcome.
Interview
Person to person. The phone microphone hears the person you are talking to. Her words fill her name, her address, and what she saw. A second voice becomes a second person.
Scene
Person to place. Walk it with the glasses. Every room you name becomes a room in the record. A second walk is a second Vid on the same record, dated.
Surveillance
A covert watch. Arm once and pocket the phone; the temple tap is the silent shutter. Every sentence is a line with its time. A long watch is several recordings, each a chapter. If the session dies, you hear it at once.
It prints clean, and it leaves from the web.
The screen is the same for every agency. The report carries your agency's name on every page, with the Roll as a contact sheet, the statement if adopted, the custody appendix, and the transcripts. The report and the evidence package download from the web app, never from the phone.
Only adopted values print. Violet never reaches paper.
A Draft prints marked DRAFT on every page.
Every page carries your agency, the record title, its Sherlock number, and page X of Y.
The evidence package is every capture in its original bytes, with a signed manifest of every hash.
Three officers. One app.
Glasses or phonePatrol
Work the stop hands free. Scan, snap, and record. Site Scribe writes as you talk, and the plate return reaches your ear before you reach the window.
Detective
Walk the scene in the glasses. Take the evidence shots on the phone. No glasses? The phone does it all, and so does the desk.
Undercover
Arm once and pocket the phone. The temple tap is the silent shutter. If the session dies, you hear it at once; it is never discovered after the operation.
From the recording to the warrant.
Five steps. The machine proposes. You adopt.
Record
Arm a session on your case number and record the interview, the scene, or the watch.
Sherlock fills the record
Values arrive in violet with a play button. Play it before you take it.
Read it back and adopt it
Take each value or fix it. A translation works the same way, one line at a time. Nothing counts until you adopt it.
Write my statement
Sherlock writes it only from what has a play button. First person, your words.
Start a warrant
Your statement becomes the beginning of your probable cause in Sherlock Warrants. Add statements other officers hand you, and Sherlock drafts the warrant.
Built for patrol first. Ready at every desk.
On the glasses
Hands-free Snaps and Vids. The temple tap is the same shutter as the orb.
On the phone
The orb is the shutter. A detective with no glasses is a full user.
At the desk
The laptop camera, a monitor camera, a USB camera, or a wired microphone. In the interview room, the mobile command center, or the station.
Evidence to one officer, or the squad.
The first way to send encrypted evidence from connected eyewear, officer to officer or to a squad. Nothing is copied. You grant access for a set time, you can end it at any time, and every look is written down on the capture's custody record.
Pick a squad or an officer. Pick how long it plays: 30 minutes, 2 hours, 12 hours, 36 hours.
The receiver sees the capture, never a file. When the window closes, it is gone from his screen and still in your custody.
Sherlock's own messages live on the bell. coms is people.
What you wear. Three makers, one profile.
sitewear™ is the eyewear line for Sherlock Site™. Every model we carry is measured by be. and set up with one profile, so the officer pairs it and goes to work. The glasses pair to Sherlock, never to a personal account. Meta, Solos, and Vuzix today, with more makers on the way.
Ask about sitewear for your agencyMeta
Ray-Ban Meta and Oakley Meta. The first approved sitewear, in field testing now.
Solos
AirGo. An open eyewear platform, measured by be. and set up with the sitewear profile.
Vuzix
Shield 2. Rugged, with a display, for the officer who needs the return in his view.
More to follow
Not tied to one brand. Every pair passes the same test: nothing stored on the frame, nothing in the maker's app, the capture light always on.
One family. One account.
Your be.me account signs in at all three. Each doorway opens its own app.
Tell Sherlock what happened, get a court-ready warrant in your jurisdiction's format, and send it to the judge and the return back to the court, all in one place, free.
Capture, custody, the field record, and your statement.
Sherlock Justice Intelligence puts everyone who touches a case on one shared record, from the first field record to the warrant's return, with the Partner doing the clerical work.
Licensed by your agency. Checked by a person.
Your agency licenses Site and approves every officer who holds a seat. No account opens until a person at be. has verified it.
Site uses the same be.me account as Sherlock Warrants. One sign in, every doorway.
No sponsors, no advertising, nothing on the capture screen but the capture. What you capture is used to produce your records and nothing else.
Built to CJIS, and built to prove it.
Most capture tools ask an agency to take a risk with evidence. Site answers the questions your security officer, your LASO, and your privacy officer are going to ask, in the terms they ask them in. Every CJIS 6.1 requirement is answered in writing in the Site security supplement, open items included, with their dates, and it runs on the same backend, sign in, and AWS GovCloud as Sherlock Warrants, so your Warrants review carries over.
Government cloud
Site runs on Amazon Web Services GovCloud (US), a FedRAMP High environment, the same class of environment agencies already trust for evidence and records systems.
Built to CJIS
The platform is built against the Criminal Justice Information Services Security Policy. The compliance package, including the security plan and the incident response plan, goes to any agency that asks.
Encrypted from the lens to the cloud
A capture travels from the glasses to the phone to government cloud encrypted the whole way, and it is stored encrypted.
Nothing left on the device
No photo library, no cloud backup, no file sharing. After a verified upload, nothing from the session remains on the phone, and the record says so.
No consumer account in the path
Sherlock is the app the glasses talk to. Captures never pass through a personal account or a manufacturer's cloud.
Chain of custody from the first second
Every capture is fingerprinted and tied to the officer, the device, and the case when it is taken. Every change to its details is recorded. The evidence itself never changes.
Shared by access, not by copy
Putting a capture in front of a teammate grants access for a set time. Nothing is copied, and every look is written down.
Every account checked by a person
Site uses the same be.me account as Sherlock Warrants. No account opens until a person at be. has verified it.
Your captures are not training data
What you capture is used to produce your records and nothing else. Transcription runs inside government cloud, never on the phone.
Your agency owns its work, and audits it
What your agency captures belongs to your agency. Your agency receives the audit trail, the same as any other system it issues you.
For your LASO and security team
The architecture, the data path from the lens to the cloud, and how Site meets CJIS and your state's requirements, written for the person who signs off on new systems.
What's next.
The Site roadmapVersion 1 is capture, custody, Site Scribe, and coms. What follows is drawn and in the stories. Nothing here is promised by a date until it is measured.
Site on the web, with field records
Sherlock fills the record from your captures. You check, label, and file it at a desk. Start a record on the laptop and it carries to your phone, armed.
coms™ threads and the community link
Talk a case through beside the evidence, quoting a capture at a second. Text a witness a link to send video in; nothing she sends is on the record until an officer puts it there.
Spanish to English
Site Scribe™ translates the interview live. The words said stay underneath, and you check the English line by line.
Site Command™
Supervisors see their officers' glasses live, side by side.
Site Lens™
The heads up display: captions, translation, and scan results in your view. A plate return in green, yellow, or red on the lens, with Sherlock's voice in your ear and a buzz in your hand.
More languages
Translation beyond Spanish.