Three teens develop Five-O, an app allowing you to review police officers

For better or for worse, the controversy in Missouri has motivated three teenagers from Georgia to build an app that, among other things, allow you to document and rate experiences with police officers. 14 year old Caleb Christian and this two sisters, Ima, and Asha, 16 and 15 years old respectively, developed Five-0 Police Rating App, as a means to document officer abuse, but also as a means to find solutions and provide positive feedback as well.
The purpose is to gather data and share it with community leaders, police supervisors, or even the media to highlight negative and the positive interactions with police. Caleb, Ima, and Asha hope the good feedback motivates officers to perform better.
These three teenagers have been coding for a while. They participated in MIT’s K12 Scratch and App Inventor program and are proficient in programming JavaScript, HTML, CSS, and Java. Five-0 Police Rating app is now available in Google Play. The trio of talent, whose app company is called Pinetart, Inc., plan to make it available for iOS.
source: Business Insider