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Congress moves in hearings, markups, filings and status flips that never make the news. leg.pub follows the whole legislative process as it changes and turns the record into watchlists, briefings and analysis you can cite.
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The record, as of November 2026
What you get
Change, the moment it lands
New filings, revised text, status flips and meeting notices are logged as they appear, with a history you can replay. Your watchlist tells you what moved before the news does.
The whole process, on the record
Hearings, markups, committee reports, floor rules, amendments, lobbying filings, and the text at every stage. Each step a measure takes, tracked end to end.
Briefings you can cite
A research agent that answers from the current record only. Eight workflows, from Rules radar to a formal briefing memo, and every claim carries a citation.
Search everything at once
One search box over bill numbers and titles, members, and the full text of every amendment, with the matching passages highlighted in context.
Profiles of every player
Member profiles built from the filing record itself: every amendment a member has led, every roll call and sponsored bill, across Congresses.
Checked every day
Independent verifiers re-fetch samples from Congress.gov, rules.house.gov, docs.house.gov and senate.gov and compare every field. The results are public on the Accuracy page.
Verified daily
Strict means strict: a cosmetic wording difference counts as a failure. The verifiers also catch errors in the official sources themselves, such as amendment PDFs titled with the wrong member's name.
Free and full
Free account
Browse everything. Watch the bills, members and committees you care about and get a Monday, Wednesday and Friday email digest of what moved. Signup is self-serve.
Full account
Adds the AI surfaces: Ask, amendment briefings, floor prep, meeting prep and memos, tailored to a saved engagement and reviewed before they are marked ready to send. Request an upgrade from inside the app.
Who it is for
Hill staff, lobbyists and policy professionals who need to know what changed this morning, and journalists and researchers who need to cite it.
Support
Questions? Email [email protected].