Briefings

Legislative intelligence, delivered on your schedule.

Describe a topic in plain language once. Apogee researches it fresh every morning or every week and sends a synthesized, cited report, not a list of keyword matches.

Set up your first briefing

Set up in chat. Takes about a minute.

See it in action

One sentence sets up the whole briefing.

No boolean queries, no filter configuration. Name the topic and the schedule, and Apogee confirms the rest.

Deep Thinking
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A keyword alert is a list of links. It is not an answer.

Most offices track legislation one of two ways: refreshing congress.gov and state legislature sites by hand every morning, or setting up a keyword alert that emails every article and press release matching a term, sorted by nothing, filtered for nothing. Someone still has to read all of it, work out what actually changed, and decide what matters. A briefing does that reading and that judgment before it reaches the inbox.

One research agent, run on a schedule you set.

Cross-source, not single-source

Each run searches legislation, hearings, lobbying disclosures, regulatory filings, and news together, the same sources a staffer would check by hand, in one pass.

A report, with citations

Every briefing is a structured document with an executive summary and titled sections, each claim tied to a source. Nothing is asserted without a citation attached.

A conversation, not a dead end

Each briefing opens a conversation in your Briefings page. Ask "who are the cosponsors on that bill" and it keeps going from where the report left off.

Read it in your inbox, or in Apogee

Each briefing is delivered to your inbox with a "Read in Apogee" link that opens the full report and its conversation. Nothing to log into first thing in the morning unless a bill needs a closer look.

  • Run any briefing on demand from the Briefings page, without waiting for the next scheduled send
  • Pause, resume, edit, or delete a briefing by saying so in chat, no settings page to find
  • Run as many briefings as needed. Separate topics stay separate instead of merging into one noisy feed

Change the schedule by asking, not by digging through settings.

"Change my AI regulation briefing to weekly on Fridays at 9 AM" is a complete request.

SettingOptionsDefault
FrequencyDaily or weeklyDefault: daily
Delivery hourAny hour, 0-23Default: 7 AM
TimezoneAny IANA timezoneDefault: US/Eastern
Delivery dayMonday through SundayWeekly only, default Monday

Straightforward pricing, whichever sector you're in.

A full legislative-intelligence platform for a fraction of a legacy dashboard.

CommercialCongressional / GovernmentNonprofit / Think Tank Teams & Enterprise

For government affairs teams, lobbyists, consultancies, and trade associations.

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Apogee self-guided free trial

Limited access to the chat client, backed by every official source, with a free trial to start.

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  • 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
Sized for your usage

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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

Stop reading link dumps. Start reading answers.

Free to start. Describe a topic, pick a schedule, and the first briefing runs on your next send.