TexArrest

Posted: Christmas Day 2025 With eight updates officially logged, TexArrest is now operating in a hybrid state of daily production scraping and active full-stack feature development. The scraper pipelines for Travis County, Collin County, and Milam County are now running reliably and uploading new arrest records and mugshots almost every day. This confirms that TexArrest’s…

Posted: December 21st, 2025 As TexArrest continues to grow, it’s time to talk openly about monetization, sustainability, and how the platform will support continued development. 💰 Monetization: Google Ads Added TexArrest has officially added Google Ads to the site. Like any other software platform, ByteOmen needs a source of income to support ongoing development, infrastructure…

This update marks a major step forward for TexArrest. Multiple systems are now running in parallel, fully automated, and posting arrest records faster than ever. 📂 Arrest Records Without Mugshots (New Category) TexArrest has officially expanded coverage to include arrest records that contain booking and arrest details but do not have an associated mugshot. These…

The last update talked about clearing the way for Williamson County. This update confirms it: The Williamson County (WilCo) scraper and automation are now complete. WilCo records are now being ingested and posted almost daily, marking a major milestone for TexArrest’s statewide expansion. 📸 WilCo Scraper: Finished & Fully Automated After weeks of development and…

Following up on our previous update about clearing the way for Williamson County (WilCo) scraping, we’ve officially moved into the next phase. WilCo mugshots are now actively being posted on TexArrest. 📸 Williamson County Mugshots: Now Live With the Tyler Technologies-based scraping method finalized, TexArrest has begun posting Williamson County arrest records that include mugshots,…

As development continues on the TexArrest backend infrastructure, I’ve been building and testing the next major county data source: Williamson County. While analyzing the structure of their jailing system and preparing the ingestion schema, I noticed something interesting in the footer: “Tyler Technologies.” That small detail turned into a major breakthrough. 🔍 A WilCo Dataset…