YourPD-WEBLAW ENFORCEMENT OPERATIONS PLATFORM
ANDROID APP

YourPD-WEB for Android

The same app as on iPhone and iPad, for Android phones and tablets. It signs in to your department's own portal, so it shows the same schedule, policies and records. The app is coming to Google Play; until then, install it from here.

Download for Android Version 2.1.0 (build 10) · 67 MB
Updated October 26, 2026

Install it in three steps

  1. Download the app on your Android phone with the button above.
  2. Open the download from your notifications or your Downloads folder. If Android asks, allow your browser to install unknown apps - this is how Android installs any app that doesn't come from Google Play.
  3. Tap Install, open YourPD-WEB, and enter your department's portal address (on the free tier: free.yourpd-web.com). Then sign in as you do on the website.

If your phone blocks the install

Android is cautious with apps that don't come from Google Play, so you may see one of these. Both are expected for this download.

Department phones may not allow either step. Ask your IT team to install the app through your device-management system (MDM) instead. Once the app is on Google Play, none of this will be needed.

Updates

Most improvements reach the app on their own the next time it opens. When a larger update needs a new download, this page has it, and installing it keeps your settings.

For agency IT

Department phones managed by a device-management system (MDM) often block apps from outside Google Play. Your MDM can deploy this file directly instead. Check the download against the SHA-256 checksum below before deploying it.

AppYourPD-WEB, by Post Web Design
Package namecom.postwebdesign.yourpd
Version2.1.0 (build 10)
RequiresAndroid 7.0 or newer
Fileyourpd-android-2.1.0-10.apk (67 MB)
SHA-25646f4de1883f8963002cc92e817a8d985d0db8886411f7f96d1152f29052ac193
Signing certificate SHA-256d0da41ece668e8ea333e7979eabcefe13763632d687bd9cf7f1e65858554f056

Already using the Google Play test version? Uninstall it first: Play installs are signed differently, so Android won't let one replace the other.

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