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Tell your story. We’ll help you put it on paper.

Preparing a police report can feel overwhelming. Our AI assistant asks the right questions in plain Dutch — so you walk into the station with a clear draft statement.

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"I didn’t know where to start — now I have everything in one report."

The feeling that your story is taken seriously.

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Your story, clear on paper.

Three steps — no forms, no legal jargon.

  1. Start without an account

    Choose the incident type and start straight away. No account needed — you only register if you want to save your report.

  2. Talk to the assistant

    The assistant guides you with clear follow-ups. You type or speak; everything is neatly summarised for your statement.

  3. Review and finish

    You’ll see a draft statement emerge plus a personal overview with next steps — for example around insurance or where to dig deeper legally.

The outcome

What you’ll have at the end

No more loose notes on your phone: one dossier that brings your story and evidence together — professional enough to take to an appointment.

Draft statement

One coherent narrative in the order police expect: factual, clear, ready to refine with an officer.

Core of your preparation

Personal follow-up points

After finishing you’ll see a short overview of themes that often matter alongside a report — think insurance, damage or legal orientation.

Write in your own language

Tell what happened the way you want; the output stays clear Dutch for your police appointment.

Export your report

Save your document offline or take it on your phone — handy before you submit the official report.

Help for every incident type, tailored to your situation

Each category triggers different questions and focus — exactly what you need to file well prepared.

  • Theft

    Stolen goods, burglary or pickpocketing — organise facts and timeline.

  • Threats

    Words, messages or gestures that intimidate — record factually.

  • Assault

    Document injuries and what happened accurately for your statement.

  • Fraud / scams

    Online or offline deception — organise agreements, payments and communication.

  • Stalking / intimidation

    Make patterns of behaviour and timelines clear.

  • Vandalism

    Record damage, cause and witnesses with clear facts.

  • Discrimination

    Describe situation and context respectfully and in a legally usable way.

Example situations

How the assistant helps

Three common situations showing how the preparation works in practice.

  • Theft & burglary

    After a break-in

    After a break-in you don't always know where to start. The assistant asks about the date, location, what's missing and who was home — so everything is in order for your visit to the police.

    Illustrative situation

  • Threats

    WhatsApp threats

    Threats via messages are hard to structure. The assistant helps you reconstruct the timeline and identify which screenshots you need as evidence for a clear statement.

    Illustrative situation

  • Language barrier

    In another language

    Not everyone speaks Dutch well enough to write a statement. You type or speak in your own language — the output is clear Dutch, ready for the police.

    Illustrative situation

Report data

Where people are preparing now

An abstract picture of activity on the platform — by region and major city. Tap a hotspot on the map for details; open the full map view or use fullscreen below.

Nog te weinig geaggregeerde gegevens voor live weergave — voorbeeldweergave. Map: Mapbox (dark basemap), country outlines from Natural Earth (50m, simplified).

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Not a replacement for the police

We’re not a government agency. You file your official report via Politie.nl or at the station. Our product is preparation and structure.

Your report is private

We don't publish your story. You decide whether to save, download or delete your report. Start without an account — only create a free account if you want to save it.

Language and accuracy

Always double-check facts and dates before submitting anything official. The assistant can make mistakes; you’re responsible for what you give to the police.

FAQ

Before you start

Is this an official police report?
You prepare step by step with AI—a clear timeline and draft statement to bring to Dutch police. You complete the official report yourself via Politie.nl or at the station when you’re ready.
Is my chat saved?
Your conversations belong to your dossier in your account so you can continue later and review your report. Treat your account like confidential information.
Is the output legal advice?
No. It’s a tool to organise your facts. If you’re unsure about rights or prosecution, contact the police or a lawyer.
What if I’m in immediate danger?
Call 112. This platform is not for emergencies or live threats.

From story to clear statement

Start without an account. Tell your story, get a clear draft statement. Create a free account afterwards if you want to save it.