Monitoring

We read all of it, so you read what matters.

The government publishes far more than any team can follow — thousands of comments on a single rule, announcements and filings every day. AI reads each one and files it to the topics you care about, so the important development finds you instead of hiding in the flood.

A topic feed for Energy: a grant award, a Senate hearing, an agency announcement, and a House amendment on one timeline
How it works

From everything, to your things.

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    Everything comes in

    Rules, comments, grants, announcements, bills, votes, hearings, lobbying filings, and awards — synced continuously from official sources as they publish.

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    AI reads every item

    Each document is read and filed to the topics it touches and the agencies, organizations, and lawmakers involved. Comment floods get more: stance, who's filing, and which letters are one campaign.

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    You see what matters

    Follow the topics, agencies, and organizations you care about. Your feed, dashboard, and email alerts carry only the developments that touch them — with the full record one click away.

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Beyond keywords

Filed by meaning, not by matching words.

A keyword alert on “energy” misses the grid-reliability hearing and buries you in false hits. Our models classify each document by what it's actually about — so a rule that never says your topic's name still lands in your feed when it touches it, and one question about energy policy surfaces the grant, the hearing, and the amendment together.

On big comment dockets the same reading goes deeper: every comment's position on the proposal, the kind of commenter filing it, and which thousands of letters are really one coordinated campaign — turned into charts you can brief from.

Always checkable

AI does the sorting; it never replaces the record. Every judgment we add sits next to a link to the original filing on the official site, so you can open the source material and check our work before you rely on it.

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