Code Four

Code Four is an AI platform for law enforcement agencies, not a software development tool. Its core product drafts police reports from body worn camera footage: it ingests the audio, video and metadata from each frame and produces a narrative that links back to the source footage and transcript, ready for the officer to review and file. The company is based in the United States and was founded by students who left MIT to build it. It is sold to police departments and investigators, and it now spans four products. Report turns footage, transcripts, notes and case context into source linked reports. INSIGHTS is an investigation workspace that searches video, transcripts, narratives, entities and case timelines, and fuses evidence from RMS and JMS records, phone dumps, call logs, recorded audio and case files. Redact removes faces, license plates, audio and document details for public release. Flash is a mobile field capture app for voice notes, photos, report prompts and supplemental context gathered while a call is still fresh. The vendor lists support for more than 40 languages and says footage from outside evidence.com can be uploaded. Pricing is not published. There is no pricing page, and agencies request a demo to get a quote. Buyers should note that the listing sits in a coding tools category, but the product has no programming features and is built only for public safety work.