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Pramoul Tid Mue

The working lawyer's edition

Free with In-App Purchases

Pramoul Tid Mue app icon

Screenshots

Captured on iPhone 17 Pro Max and iPad Pro — the real app, not a mockup (the Android build is designed to match closely).

Home — the four principal codes, followed by specialised acts, with a “continue reading” card for where you left off
Home — the four principal codes, followed by specialised acts, with a “continue reading” card for where you left off
Section reader — Royal Gazette typography, with tappable section references inside the text
Section reader — Royal Gazette typography, with tappable section references inside the text
Key sections — grouped by title and chapter so you can take in a whole code at a glance
Key sections — grouped by title and chapter so you can take in a whole code at a glance
Multi-colour highlights in a single paragraph, plus unlimited notes and bookmarks, synced across your own devices
Multi-colour highlights in a single paragraph, plus unlimited notes and bookmarks, synced across your own devices
Unlock with a single in-app purchase — permanent, no subscription
Unlock with a single in-app purchase — permanent, no subscription

Overview

Pramoul Tid Mue (ประมวลติดมือ) is a reference application for Thai legal texts, built for lawyers, law students, and anyone who needs reliable access to Thai law on the go. It covers 25 codes and acts — 5,818 sections in total. Every section carries a concise short title, and you can rename any of them in wording you remember. It also includes a curated set of 1,496 “key sections” frequently tested on the Thai Bar and bench exams. All content ships with the app and works fully offline — useful anywhere, from a courtroom to a train to your desk. Available on iPhone, iPad, and Android.

Features

  • 25 Thai codes and acts — 5,818 sections in total, with three of them free to read straight away, no purchase required
  • Short titles for all 5,818 sections, and you can rename any of them — tap the heading and use wording you remember
  • A curated set of 1,496 “key sections” frequently tested and frequently used, grouped for fast review
  • Royal Gazette-grade typography — Sarabun, with Thai indentation, spacing, and line breaking that follow the official PDFs
  • Swipe between sections Apple Books-style, and tap any “มาตรา XXX” reference to peek at it without losing your place
  • Fast search over section numbers and full text, with Thai and Arabic numerals interchangeable — including search within your own highlights and notes
  • Complete multi-level table of contents (book / title / chapter / part) — jump to any section in one tap
  • Multi-colour highlights within a single paragraph, notes that save as you type, and unlimited bookmarks
  • Sync across your own devices — automatic via iCloud on iPhone and iPad; optional Google account sign-in on Android
  • iPad-native split view, Magic Keyboard shortcuts (←/→, ⌘F, ⌘B), and pointer support
  • Share a section as a designed image, three reading themes (dark / sepia / light), and automatic continue-reading
  • Fully offline, no ads, no analytics, no tracking, and no unnecessary permission requests

What's included

Free to read (no purchase)

  • The Thai Criminal Code — every section, every feature, nothing withheld
  • Anti-Money Laundering Act B.E. 2542
  • Immigration Act B.E. 2522

Optional unlocks — one-time, permanent

  • Core codes bundle, 399 THB — Criminal Procedure, Civil & Commercial, and Civil Procedure
  • Intellectual property and international trade bundle — Copyright, Patent, Trademark, and the IP & IT Court Act
  • Tax bundle — Revenue Code and Tax Court Act · Labour bundle — Labour Protection, Labour Relations, and Labour Court Acts
  • Administrative law bundle — Official Liability, Administrative Procedure, and Administrative Court Acts
  • Or buy individually — the Constitution, Bankruptcy Act, Courts of Justice Act, Juvenile and Family Court Act, and more

Every unlock is a one-time, non-consumable in-app purchase — no subscriptions and no recurring charges. Individual items run roughly 29–399 THB, and buying a bundle costs less than buying its acts one by one. The price shown in the app at the time of purchase is always the authoritative one. On iPhone and iPad, purchases support Family Sharing and can be restored with the same Apple Account; on Android they are tied to the Google account used to buy them and restore after a reinstall or a new device.

Who it's for

Candidates preparing for the Thai Bar and the judge/prosecutor entrance examinations; practising lawyers, judges, and prosecutors; practitioners working in administrative, labour, tax, and intellectual property law; law students at every year of study; and anyone who wants professional-grade access to Thai legal texts.

Available on

iOS
iPadOS
Android

On Google Play the app is listed as “ประมวลกฎหมายติดมือ”.

Pricing

Free to download on both the App Store and Google Play — the Criminal Code, the Anti-Money Laundering Act, and the Immigration Act are readable in full at no cost. Everything else is unlocked with one-time in-app purchases: the core codes bundle at 399 THB (Criminal Procedure, Civil & Commercial, Civil Procedure), plus specialised acts you can buy as a subject-matter bundle or individually, roughly 29–399 THB per item. No subscriptions, no recurring charges. All payments are handled by Apple or Google — we never see your payment information.

Content source

Legal text in this app is sourced from the Office of the Council of State (สำนักงานคณะกรรมการกฤษฎีกา), the authoritative publisher of Thai law. Updates take time — content may differ from the latest version in the Royal Gazette. Always verify with the official source before citing in legal documents or court proceedings.

krisdika.go.th

Important

Pramoul Tid Mue provides legal text for reference only. It is not legal advice. For any legal matter that affects you, consult a licensed attorney. This app is an independent reference tool published by MOSTECH INNOVATION CO., LTD — it does not represent, and is not affiliated with, endorsed by, or an official publication of, the Royal Thai Government, the Office of the Council of State, or any Thai court.