Legislative Alerts

Find out when your issue shows up, in a bill or a hearing

USLege Radar watches bills, hearing transcripts, and committee calendars for the issues you care about and alerts your team when something matches, so nothing slips by between check-ins.

SOC 2 Type IIBills, hearings, and calendarsSet up from Claude

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The problem

The mention that matters happens when you are not looking

A new bill quietly adds a fee. A witness raises your issue in a hearing you did not know was scheduled. A committee posts a meeting with a day's notice. Checking by hand means you find out after the fact.

See it in the product

Describe the issue once, then let it find you

A Bill Radar rule holds your keywords, states, and instructions. Matches land on the track your team already works from.

Bill Radar rule and track inboxExample data
Data center billsBill Radar rule (example)
StatesTX LA
Keywordsdata center, large load
Policy areaElectric utilities and grid, High relevancy
AI instructionOnly bills that create a new fee
DigestDaily
Send toMy team
Energy trackRecommended bills, unreviewed (example)
HB 1234
Relating to fees for large electric loads. Data center bills
SB 567
Relating to interconnection requirements. Data center bills
HB 890
Relating to grid reliability standards. Data center bills Grid watch

Illustration with example rules and fictional bill numbers. The settings shown are the ones a Bill Radar rule has.

How it works

Describe it once, get alerted from then on

STEP 1

Describe what you care about

Keywords and policy areas for bills, or plain English for hearings, scoped to the states and bodies you choose.

STEP 2

Choose who hears about it

Alert just you, your whole organization, or a custom list of teammates, on the schedule you choose.

STEP 3

Review what comes in

Link a rule to a track and new matches queue up there for your team to review.

Before and after

From checking to being told

The job
Before
With USLege
A hearing gets scheduled
Refresh committee calendars
A calendar alert at the institutions you choose
Someone raises your issue in a hearing
Watch hours of video
Video Radar watches the transcripts for you
A new bill touches your issue
Run the same keyword search each morning
A Bill Radar digest, with matches queued on the track
What's included

Three kinds of Radar, one inbox

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Bill Radar

Save a bill search with keywords, policy areas, and an AI instruction in your own words, scoped to the states you choose. Matches arrive as a digest every four hours, daily, or weekly.

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Video Radar

Describe what you want to hear about in plain English, and USLege watches hearing transcripts for it across the legislatures, agencies, counties, cities, and school districts you pick.

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Hearing calendar alerts

Get notified when a committee schedules a meeting at the legislatures or institutions you choose, before the notice reaches your inbox.

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Recommended bills on every track

Link a Radar rule to a track and new matches queue up there, one row per bill with the rules that matched it, so your team reviews instead of searches.

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Tune out the noise

Set a minimum relevancy for policy areas, choose how sensitive a hearing match should be, and add an AI instruction, such as only bills that create a new fee.

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Send alerts to the right people

Alert just you, your whole organization, or a custom list of teammates.

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Cadence you control

From instant alerts to weekly digests, depending on the rule.

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Email, in-app, and push

Alerts arrive by email, in the app, and as push notifications, with daily or weekly digests delivered at the hour you choose.

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Workflows that create tasks

Rules that turn a bill event into a task for the right teammate, so an alert becomes an owner and a due date.

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Set it up by asking

Describe the rule to Claude or ChatGPT and USLege MCP creates it for you.

USLege MCP

Set up an alert by asking for it

Radar rules are part of USLege MCP, so you can create and review them without opening a settings page.

Create a Radar rule for data center bills in Texas and Louisiana, daily, to my team.
Alert me when anyone mentions pharmacy benefit managers in a hearing in any state legislature.
What new bills are waiting on my Energy track?
Tell me whenever the Louisiana House schedules a new committee meeting.

Examples. Works from Claude, ChatGPT, and other AI tools connected to USLege MCP.

Who it is for

For teams that cannot afford to miss it

Questions

What do teams ask about legislative alerts?

What is Bill Radar? +
Bill Radar is a saved bill search that keeps running. You choose the states, keywords, policy areas, and an optional AI instruction, and USLege sends you the bills that match as a digest every four hours, daily, or weekly.
What is Video Radar? +
Video Radar watches hearing transcripts for a topic you describe in plain English. You choose which legislatures, agencies, counties, cities, or school districts to watch and how sensitive the match should be.
Can I get alerted when a hearing is scheduled? +
Yes. Calendar alerts notify you when a committee schedules a meeting at the legislatures or institutions you choose.
Do calendar alerts filter by keyword? +
No. Calendar alerts are based on where a meeting happens, such as a legislature or committee. For topic-based alerts, use Bill Radar for bills or Video Radar for hearings.
Who receives the alerts? +
You choose for each rule: just you, your whole organization, or a custom list of teammates.
Can I create alerts from Claude or ChatGPT? +
Yes. USLege MCP can create Bill Radar and Video Radar rules from a plain-English description and show you the bills waiting on a track.
See it on your issues

Let the issue find you

Tell us the three issues you can never afford to miss. In a few minutes we will set up Radar for them. Want the wider picture first? See the full USLege platform.

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An AI Overview of the United States

A full AI-policy intelligence report across all 50 states: curated AI bills, an AI-Friendliness Index for every state, verified legislative hearing clips in a growing set of states, and the sponsors driving both sides of the debate. This is the type of report USLege builds fast.

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