Civic transparency across America. AI-summarized legislation, meeting minutes, and council activity for Pittsburgh, Newark, Columbus, Seattle, and growing.
City councils make decisions that affect every resident — zoning changes, budget allocations, police oversight, development deals. Almost nobody knows what happened at last night's meeting. The information is technically public but practically inaccessible: buried in PDFs, scattered across Legistar portals, written in legalese.
Journalists can't cover every meeting. Citizens shouldn't need a law degree to follow their own government.
Every piece of legislation and every meeting gets a plain-English AI summary. What happened, who voted how, and why it matters.
Pulls directly from municipal Legistar APIs — the same system councils use. Real data, not scraped approximations.
Pittsburgh, Newark, Columbus, Seattle — and expanding. Same interface, different cities. Civic transparency shouldn't depend on where you live.
$10/month for deeper analysis, historical search, and export tools. Built for journalists, activists, and policy researchers.