Pocket checklists for mission-critical work.

PCL Builder turns thousand-page manuals, processes, policy and law into tabbed, color-coded pocket checklists. Printed in the USA to survive the field, and on every phone when you need them.

Born in the cockpit. Built for every field.

A PCL is a pocket checklist: the critical steps from a manual, organized by tab so you can find them under pressure. Pilots and aircrew have flown with them since the U.S. Navy launched NATOPS, its aviation standardization program, in 1961.

No crew chief reads the whole Black Hawk manual downrange to service the hydraulics. They open the PCL, flip to Maintenance, then tab 7, and the answer is on the page. We don't write new rules. We organize the ones you already have into one standard you can hold.

Thousands of pages. One book.

Law flows down. So does the book.

PolicePCL follows the order of the law itself: federal, then state, then agency. The section tabs across the top and the 15 tabs down each side are the same in every book, so use of force is in the same place for every officer in the country.

Every tab is a stack of color-coded cards. The gold card says what to do. The cards behind it say why. Federal cards never change. State cards follow your state's law. The green agency cards are yours.

Tap or hover a layer to see its card.

It starts at the academy.

Every state trains civilian cadets into sworn officers and deputies at its police academy. The names differ from state to state. The mission is the same, and it's where every PolicePCL begins.

Your policy, in the standard. In your hands in about four weeks.

PCL Builder is the software behind every book. Agencies inherit the federal and state cards automatically, then add their own policy whichever way fits.

Built to take a beating. Built in the USA.

Every PCL is designed, printed and assembled in the United States by an American-owned company. It's made to ride in a cargo pocket for a career.

From academy to agency, one book.

Left the book in the car? It's on your phone.

Every section cover carries a QR code. Scan it and the same book opens on a phone, tablet or laptop, with the same tabs in the same place and search on top.

Simple pricing. No per-seat math.

One flat fee a year, sized to your sworn headcount.

Washington first. Then your state.

Every state starts at its police academy. In Washington, that's the Washington State Criminal Justice Training Commission (CJTC), where PolicePCL is in beta today. Once the academy edition is right, agencies statewide are invited in, and the next state begins.

Same book. Your tabs.

Anywhere people need the right answer under pressure. The binding, the layers and the digital twin stay the same. The tabs change.

Good questions.

Made by people who've been there.

Rescue swimmers, SWAT operators, Marines, instructors and engineers. The people behind PCL Builder learned the pocket-checklist discipline the hard way.

Let's put one in your hands.

Academies, agencies and everyone else: tell us who you are and we'll point you to the right next step. Together we're working to standardize policing in the United States.