Stop retyping bookings. Start confirming them.
Intake is where the time goes: retyping names, charges, court dates, and bond amounts off a roster or a booking sheet. Bondr does that two ways — jail lookup pulls the record from the county, and AI document capture reads your paperwork — and you just confirm the result.
Bondr speeds up intake with jail lookup and human-in-the-loop AI document capture. Jail lookup pulls publicly available booking data straight from 32 Florida county sheriff rosters, so you can start a file from the official record instead of retyping it. AI document capture reads a booking sheet, court notice, or ID you drop in as text, a PDF, or a photo, and pre-fills a new file — and nothing saves until you confirm every field. AI capture is opt-in, off by default, and included on both plans at no extra charge. (Bondr's Radar risk score is rules-based, not AI.)
Two tools, one goal: no retyping.
Jail lookup
Pull a booking straight from the county sheriff's roster across 91 counties in 17 states, then turn it into a new file. It's the official public record, so the details start out right. A few large metros (Pinellas, Hillsborough) are manual or human-assisted rather than fully automatic, because those systems block automated access — always verify custody and charges with the county and court of record.
AI document capture
Drop in a booking sheet, court notice, or ID as text, a PDF, or a photo, and Bondr reads it to pre-fill a new defendant or bond — name, charges, court date, bond amount. It's human-in-the-loop: you review and confirm every field before anything saves. Opt-in, off by default, and included on both plans, so there's no per-use charge.
You review it. Bondr does the data entry.
AI document capture is off by default. Switch it on in settings when you want it.
Paste text, upload a PDF, or add a photo of a booking sheet, court notice, or ID.
Name, charges, court date, and bond amount land in the right fields of a new file — as a draft, not a saved record.
Check it, fix anything, and save. Nothing becomes a record until you say so.
Only the capture is AI. Radar isn't.
It's worth stating plainly, because it matters for fairness: the only AI in Bondr is the document capture that reads paperwork for you to confirm. The forfeiture-risk ranking — Radar — is a rules-based scoring of your own data. It's not AI, it doesn't predict anything, and it shows the exact reason behind every score. Keeping the risk decisioning rules-based and transparent is deliberate: you should always be able to explain why a bond is flagged, and no model should be quietly weighing your defendants.
Common questions.
It reads a booking sheet, court notice, or ID you drop in and pre-fills a new file's fields — name, charges, court date, bond amount. Human-in-the-loop: nothing saves until you confirm every field. Opt-in, off by default, included on both plans.
Jail lookup pulls booking data straight from a county roster (91 counties across 17 states). Document capture reads a document you already have. Use lookup when the person's on a supported roster, capture when you're working from paperwork — you confirm either result before saving.
No. Only the document capture is AI. Radar is a rules-based ranking of your own data — not AI, not a prediction — and shows the reason behind every score.
Capture only runs when you choose to use it, and produces a draft you confirm. Your account is isolated from every other agency's, and data is encrypted in transit and at rest. Because booking sheets can contain third-party information, use capture consistently with your own privacy obligations.
Cut the retyping out of intake.
Start a 14-day trial — card required, cancel anytime before it ends and you pay nothing.