BondrNever let a court date slip by unnoticed again.
Bondr runs your whole book — bonds, indemnitors, court dates, premium owed — on your own computer. Encrypted on your machine. No accounts, no cloud, no server holding your clients' records.
The demo is a 2-minute click-through — no signup, no card. Or request one of the first 5 founding spots: $99/mo — and always at least 20% below our public list price. We call you within one business day.
Prefer a live 15-minute walkthrough? Get a call →
Or email the founder directly: allen@intoap.com. You'll get Allen, not a ticket queue.
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One prevented forfeiture pays for years of Bondr.
You write a $10,000 bond and earn a $1,000 premium. One missed court date that runs to judgment hands back ten bonds' worth of premium in a single afternoon.
≈ six and a half years of Bondr Solo at $129/mo.
At the founding rate of $99/mo, that same judgment covers eight years of the software.
Even the small one wipes out about three years of Solo at $129/mo.
Most FTAs aren't flight. They're forgetfulness — a defendant who lost the paperwork, an indemnitor nobody nudged. A $10,000 loss usually starts as a text message nobody sent.
Your book never leaves your machine.
Your book is your business — clients, indemnitors, collateral, who owes what. So Bondr keeps it where it belongs: in an encrypted database on your own computer. The key is protected by Windows' built-in encryption and is never stored in plain text.
There is no Bondr account. No login. No password to forget. And no Bondr server holding your clients' records — so there is nothing on our side to breach, subpoena, or leak. We can't see your book — no one at Bondr can.
Encrypted on your PC.
Every record lives in an encrypted local database — never stored as a plain-text file. Exports and PDFs you choose to generate are yours to control.
Works offline.
The core app needs zero internet. The only network calls are optional county jail lookups — read-only, straight from your machine to the sheriff's public roster.
No lock-in.
One-click encrypted backups, and CSV export any time. If you ever cancel, your book stays readable and exportable, right on your machine.
Built for bail. Not a generic CRM bent to fit.
Bondr is a Windows program that runs a small bail agency: defendants, bonds, premium owed and collected, court dates, indemnitors, collateral, and the paperwork. It prepares and records your bonds — the writing and posting stays where it belongs, with you.
Every screen speaks your language. FTA, forfeiture, indemnitor, POA, surety, exoneration — the words you actually use, in the places you'd expect them. If you can run Excel, this is easier than Excel.
And on top of the record-keeping sits the reason Bondr exists: a forfeiture-prevention layer that ranks your book by risk every morning and counts down every deadline that matters.
From installer to a working book in one afternoon.
Install it.
One Windows installer, one double-click, under 100 MB. No account to create, no password to invent. It opens like any other program on your PC.
Load your open book.
You don't retype 20 years of files. You enter only the open bonds — the ones carrying live liability. The CSV importer pulls them straight from your spreadsheet and maps the columns for you. Founding agencies: Allen gets on a call and loads your book with you, personally.
Start your day on Radar.
Every morning, Radar ranks your whole book by FTA risk and pins any forfeiture clocks to the top. Court-this-week is one glance. You know exactly who needs a call before your coffee's done.
Send the reminder from your own phone.
Tap Remind on any court date. Bondr writes a personal message to the defendant and every indemnitor, filled in with the real bond details. You hit send from your own phone or email. No third-party messaging service ever touches your clients' numbers.
The walkthrough costs nothing; the software is paid. No card, no account — we call you.
Everything an agency of one to five actually uses. Nothing it doesn't.
Your system of record
Full files with status tracking — Active, Exonerated, Forfeited, Surrendered, Closed — plus an activity log on every profile.
Premium owed, collected, and balance on every bond, with surety and POA number fields and a payment log that keeps the totals honest.
Attach dates to any bond, mark Appeared or FTA, and see the week's calendar and agenda at a glance.
Link indemnitors across bonds and track collateral from Held to Released.
Total liability exposure, outstanding premium, collected this month, court this week — the numbers a surety audit asks about, on one screen.
One box across defendants, bonds, and indemnitors. Type a name, hit Enter, you're on the file.
Forfeiture prevention
Ranks your entire book by FTA risk, worst first, with forfeiture clocks pinned to the top. Your morning starts here.
Green, Yellow, Red — built from plain points: prior FTAs, an imminent court date, silence since last contact, unpaid premium. Every factor is listed on screen. No black box, and nothing about your defendants is sent anywhere to be scored.
From the moment of an FTA, Bondr counts down the days to judgment — window set by you to match your county's practice — so "we have time" becomes a number, not a guess.
A ranked estimate of no-show risk for every court date in the next 14 days, so you work the riskiest ones first.
Log every contact with a defendant. Staying in touch is what keeps people showing up — Bondr tracks that you did.
Desktop notifications when a court date is within 3 days or a forfeiture deadline is within 14. You'll know before it's a problem.
Pre-written, personalized texts and emails for defendant and indemnitors — you copy, you send, from your number. No messaging service in the middle.
Indemnity Agreement, Premium Receipt, and Bond Summary — filled from the file, on your agency letterhead, generated as PDFs entirely offline.
Jail data
Search the Pasco, Polk, and Pinellas rosters by name or booking number, right inside Bondr. Pull charges, per-charge bond amounts, and totals.
"Use for defendant" fills in identity, DOB, booking number, and jail, and drops a labeled charge-and-bond summary into the notes. No retyping from the roster.
For the people you've already bonded, Bondr re-checks the rosters when you open the app and every 20 minutes while it runs — and flags released, re-arrested, or bond-changed. Your clients only.
One-click links open those county searches in your browser.
Florida first. Tampa Bay deepest.
Bondr is built in Tampa Bay for Florida bail agencies, and we're honest about where it's deepest today. Live in-app inmate lookup works in three counties right now. Hillsborough and Manatee open in your browser with one click. Everything else in Bondr — the book, the Radar, the clocks, the paperwork — works anywhere Florida writes bail.
Founding agencies set the priority for which counties we build next. That's part of the deal.
One flat price. No metering, ever.
No per-text, no per-payment, no surprise invoice — ever. Other bail software nickel-and-dimes you — a few cents per reminder, a monthly fee for every defendant you watch, another to take a payment, a cut of every card. Bondr is one number, whatever your book does that month.
Unlimited bonds. The full system of record and the entire forfeiture-prevention layer — no per-bond or per-text fees.
Request AccessEverything in Solo, for the whole shop. Add writers as you grow — $59/mo each, up to 5 (4 writers $308/mo, 5 writers $367/mo).
Request AccessMulti-office, 6+ writers? Let's talk →
The questions you're already asking.
Can you see my book?
You're new. What happens to my data if you disappear?
Do I need internet?
Is a computer deciding who's risky?
I've run on paper and Excel for 20 years. How long does switching take?
Is this a contract?
Which counties have live lookup?
Does it run on Mac?
Five founding spots. Florida agencies, 1 to 5 agents.
Bondr is for Florida bail agencies writing their own book — solo operators and small shops. If that's you, request one of the 5 founding spots: $99/mo — and always at least 20% below our public list price for as long as you're a customer — your book loaded with you personally, and a direct say in what gets built. When the fifth spot fills, founding pricing is gone.