For policy researchers, advocacy organizations, and government affairs teams.
Ask AI anything about the full record of
federal, state and local US government.Every bill, appropriations measure, hearing, regulation, and more.
Apogee Juno reaches out with what's worth knowing, and what to do next.Draft an AI-assisted briefing, white paper, or committee markup, ready for a client, from a 30+ template library.
Built on these official sources
Congress.gov
Senate.gov
House.gov
White House
GovInfo
Federal Register
Regulations.gov
FEC
CBO
GAO
Library of Congress
Census BureauEvery answer cites the underlying filing, hearing, or disclosure. No synthesis without a source.
Built on Claude, via Amazon Bedrock (FedRAMP High and DoD Impact Level 4/5 authorized). Also plugs into ChatGPT, Gemini, and Copilot.
Covers Congress and all 50 states plus DC.
Works in your AI
Use the Apogee chat client or connect to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, or Copilot.
No new dashboard to learn. Use plain language to research legislation, predict outcomes, and draft deliverables, all grounded in official sources.
See how the MCP connection worksBroader than bills and regs
Robust Federal and State Coverage
Every state, every source, always cited.
50 states + DC
Federal and state bill tracking, together.
Legislative and regulatory tracking
Over 1.5 million bills tracked across every state and the federal level, updated daily.
Budget and appropriations
Appropriations bills, cost estimates, and the annual budget cycle, tracked agency by agency.
Bill summaries and text comparisons
Over 3.5 million bill versions tracked, so every change between drafts is visible.
Legislative documents
Over 18,000 legislative documents: CRS reports, CBO cost estimates, committee reports, and more, always cited.
Session timelines and calendars
Chamber sessions and scheduled markups tracked alongside the bills they affect.
Hearing transcripts and markups
An estimated 3,000+ hours of testimony transcribed, linked to the bills under discussion.
Every answer cites the underlying filing, hearing, or disclosure. No synthesis without a source.
Congress.govSenate.govHouse.govWhite HouseGovInfoFederal RegisterRegulations.govFECCBOGAOLibrary of CongressCensus BureauWhat you can ask
Questions that connect the dots
Each question pulls from multiple sources. Intelligence lives at the intersections.
Who's lobbying on AI regulation bills, and are the lobbyists' clients also funding bill sponsors?
What did the Fed chair promise in recent testimony, and has any regulation followed?
Which members are generating the most media attention on AI policy, and what bills have they introduced?
Which proposed rules on clean energy have open comment periods, and which members pushed the authorizing legislation?
Set up a weekly digest tracking AI regulation: bills, hearings, lobbying activity, and news coverage
Map the full influence network around the farm bill - sponsors, lobbyists, PAC contributors, and their connections.
9 intelligence categories · Bills, Hearings, Regulations, Staffers, News, Lobbying, Network, Organizations, Districts
More than a chat window
Workflow Solutions
Chat is the entry point. Briefings, drafts, memory, and shareable digests are how the work actually gets done.
Briefings
Wake up to what changed overnight.
Distilled briefings on the bills, hearings, and issues being tracked, generated fresh each morning. No dashboard to check, no digest to build by hand.
Learn moreStakeholder engagement
Memos and outreach that start half-written.
Client updates, position memos, and coalition outreach, drafted in chat with cited sources and ready to send. AI writes the draft; a person decides what goes out.
Learn moreContext Memory
Tailored to the work, not generic.
Upload client positions, prior memos, and house style. Every answer factors in what has already been said, no re-explaining each session.
Learn moreShareable Digests
A shareable link for any topic.
Set up a digest on a bill or issue, then share the link with the team. It refreshes on schedule, so everyone reads from the same updated brief.
Learn more Apogee Juno:
Next Best Action > alerts
Alerts fire whenever there is legislative movement, whether they're worth reading or not. Juno cuts through that noise, working the way a chief of staff would: filtering what reaches a person, judging what is actually worth their time, then suggesting what to do about it.
- What moved. Bill actions, committee votes, and floor activity in the public record, combined with what you actually track, discuss with Apogee in chat, and who you know in your circle - through the same Policy Graph behind every other answer. Not a generic feed everyone gets the same copy of.
- What's important. Other tools push everything that changes. Juno decides what is actually worth a person's time, not just what is new.
- Actions to take. Juno doesn't stop at saying what changed. It suggests what to do next, surfaces connections that may have been overlooked, and the suggestion fits how a person actually works.
- Stay in your inbox. Conversations are threaded, so reply directly to dig deeper and keep the conversation going - no dashboard hunting required.
Suggested next action
What should happen next on H.R. 1734?
Rep. Alvarez's office moved from undecided to lean-no after yesterday's markup. A follow-up call before Thursday's floor vote is worth the time.
The Policy Graph
The official record, plus a layer that is yours alone
Apogee maps the policy world as connected data: members, bills, committees, money, and coverage, linked the way they actually relate. As you work, a second layer grows around the record, one that only exists for you.
The official record, connected
Members, bills, committees, and coverage live as connected nodes, kept current every day. Every claim cites the source.
A second layer, yours alone
People you track, calls you log, positions you count, and notes you save join the same graph, private to your account.
Why it gets sharper
Ask the same question in month six. It knows your world.
Answers always start from the official record. What changes is everything Apogee has learned from your own work in between: the calls you log, the positions you count, the notes you save.
Week one
Two cosponsors and a hearing record suggest three persuadable offices.
Month two
Same record, plus the calls you logged: the senior office is leaning yes if the preemption language softens.
Month six
Your whip count stands at 6 yes, 2 lean, 3 undecided. The two undecided offices sit on the committee marking up Thursday.
An illustrative scenario. Your layer of the Policy Graph is private to your account: never shared, never aggregated, never used for anyone else.
Switching platforms?
See how Apogee compares
Side-by-side breakdowns versus the platforms legislative teams already know.
Pricing
Straightforward pricing, whichever sector you're in.
A full legislative-intelligence platform for a fraction of a legacy dashboard.
For government affairs teams, lobbyists, consultancies, and trade associations.
Apogee self-guided free trial
Limited access to the chat client, backed by every official source, with a free trial to start.
Try a demoNo credit card needed
- All 49+ official federal and state data sources
- Apogee chat client, plus MCP for the AI you already use
- Limited Folios, briefings, and live trackers to get started
- Staff directory lookups, with a monthly cap
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A price built around how commercial teams actually use Apogee - team size, usage, and rollout, not a flat per-seat rate.
Plans start at $150 a month, tailored to team size and usage.
- No usage metering for normal workflow
- Priced for your team size and usage, not a fixed seat count
- An optional demo call to walkthrough the full platform
- Customized integration and features for your preferred workflow
- Dedicated onboarding and priority support
Every plan includes all 49+ data sources, the hosted chat client, and an MCP connection to Claude, ChatGPT, Gemini, Copilot, or any compatible AI. Teams and Enterprise adds seats, shared memory, SSO, and internal-system integration. Learn about enterprise services