Where our records come from

Authoritative by default

Every record comes from official government sources—never scraped rumor or aggregated hearsay.

Official federal records

Our federal coverage is built directly on the government's own authoritative records—rules, notices, agencies, document types, and key dates—so every alert links back to the primary source.

The full lifecycle

We track rulemaking and public-comment activity, so you can follow an action from proposal to final rule rather than catching only the last step.

Context where it helps

Selected agency guidance and enforcement material adds context for high-stakes areas, with each source's limits noted rather than blended into a false whole.

Kept in their lane

Legislation and court decisions are not silently mixed in with administrative regulatory changes. If we add them, they get their own clearly labeled treatment.