BUILT FOR THE FIELD

Your state.
Your field guide.

State-specific legal references, organized for the way you work. Find your guide, look up the details, and keep the essentials close.

Texas and Virginia are currently available for approved testers.

THE STATE DIRECTORY

Find your jurisdiction.

Choose an available guide to get started.

Available for approved testers

Your state isn't here yet? Let us know where you work. New guides will appear here as they become available.

REQUEST TO JOIN

Start with your agency.

Tell us who you work for and which guide you would like to try. Every request is reviewed individually.

Government-issued email only: .gov, .mil, or a verified agency domain. If your agency uses a different domain, contact support to have it checked.

Your name, work email, agency, and selected guide will be stored for access review and visible to the site owner. Do not include passwords, badge numbers, or sensitive case information. Contact support to request removal.

All fields are required.

Personal email addresses are not accepted for new requests.

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AT YOUR DESK. OUT IN THE FIELD.

Designed to travel
with the work.

A consistent workspace on your desktop or MDC, with offline reference access after a guide has finished saving on your device.

01

Start with your state

Keep the right jurisdiction in view. Each guide uses its state's terminology and source references.

02

Read beyond the summary

Editorial summaries, street points, and statutory text are kept distinct, with links to official source material.

03

Prepare before you go offline

Open your guide online and let it finish saving. Test it without a connection before relying on it. External sources and sign-in need internet; browser storage can be cleared by device policy.

ACCESS & AVAILABILITY

A few things to know.

How do I get access?

Complete the request form using your government-issued email and agency. New requests require individual review; a government email alone does not prove employment or grant access. Existing approved testers keep their current access.

Will anyone be able to subscribe?

That is the plan for public launch. The current restrictions are for testing only. Paid subscriptions are not available through this homepage.

What if my state is not available?

Only Texas and Virginia are currently offered for testing. No launch dates have been set for other states. You can tell us which state you would like to see.

Where can I find guide updates?

Approved testers can sign in to the guide workspace to see the existing update feed.