Oz-Cop — police resources for operational officers and recruits

Our apps

Each app is built from its own state's law and its police service's public documents. Real screens below, not mock-ups.

Queensland

Queensland offences, police powers and definitions, the public editions of the QPS manuals, step-by-step guides for real jobs, QP9 facts templates and Ask Q-Cop.

1,474offences

690police powers

4,625definitions

3,403QPS manual sections

Get Q-Cop qcop.com.au

The Q-Cop home screen with search and the main sections

Search everything

Penalty first

The Incident Command — ICCS Plus guide in Q-Cop

Step-by-step guides

New South Wales

NSW offences, police powers and definitions, the NSW Police Force's public documents, drug quantities, show cause offences, step-by-step guides and Ask NSW-Cop.

1,707offences

823police powers

5,408definitions

782NSW Police Force document sections

Get NSW-Cop nswcop.com.au

The NSW-Cop home screen with search and the main sections

Search everything

Penalty first

The Incident Command — ICCS Plus guide in NSW-Cop

Step-by-step guides

Coming next: WA-Cop for Western Australia, in development.

What every Oz-Cop app does

Works with no signal

The whole library is stored on your phone the first time you open the app. After that it works in a dead spot, a basement or with your data off.

The answer first

Every offence opens on its penalty, then the points to prove, the wording of the section and how it is dealt with. Powers show their conditions and limits.

Linked to the official source

Every entry carries its source, the date it was taken and a link to the official version. Where the app and the source differ, the source is correct.

Guides for real jobs

Step-by-step guides set out in the order you do the job, each citing the manual or Act it comes from. New: Incident Command (ICCS+) in both apps.

Ask in your own words

Ask a question and get a short answer drawn from the app's legislation and police documents, with the passages it used shown underneath so you can check it. Each member has thirty questions a month.

A starting point, not an authority

Ask uses AI. It can be wrong, or miss the section that matters. Read the passages and open the source. Nothing in the apps is legal advice.

What officers say

Reviews from members of each app. Every review comes from a signed-in member and is checked before it appears. All approved reviews are shown, highest rated first.

Q-Cop

NSW-Cop

Using one of the apps? Leave a review in the app: open More, then Leave a review.

Who we are

Oz-Cop Pty Ltd is an Australian company, registered in Queensland. Its apps are built by a serving police officer with more than 20 years' experience in Queensland, the United Kingdom and the Cayman Islands, in his own time, for the officers he works alongside.

What the apps are

Independent reference tools for police officers, and for anyone preparing to join.
Publicly available material, the legislation and police services' public documents, reorganised so it can be found on a phone in seconds.
Plain-language summaries alongside the source wording, with a link to the official version.

What they are not

Not police service applications. They are not endorsed by, affiliated with or operated by any police service.
No police data. Nothing restricted, nothing internal, nothing from any police system.
Not legal advice. The official source always governs.

Privacy

An account holds an email address and the dates it was used. Searches run on your phone and are never sent anywhere. Each app's own site sets out exactly what is stored, including for Ask.

This page stores nothing about you and uses no analytics or tracking.

Police resources for operational officers and recruits.