For civic organizations

Know who governs you, and take part

Patratus shows you who governs your city, county or state, when they meet and what they will decide. It helps your team research the issues and plan its work. Every fact links to the public record it comes from.

Get startedSee plans and prices

Weekly Briefing
Ankeny, Iowa · this week
Example
Choose a place
FederalCongress, the Federal Register and Regulations.gov
StateIowa legislature: bills, committees and hearings
LocalCity council, boards and commissions: agendas and meetings

Meetings this week

Get started to see this week’s meetings

Every line links to the public document it comes from.

You choose the place

You choose the place you follow. We never guess it from your IP address or your browser.

Sources read for you

In the United States, federal sources for every place, and state and local sources for the places covered so far. Which places are covered

Nothing hidden

You always see which public sources we read for your place, and which we do not read yet.

Yours to keep

Every change is recorded in an audit log, and your organization can export all of its data at any time. How we protect your data

Where public sources are read for you

In the United States, federal sources are read for every place, and state and local sources for the places covered so far. In other countries you can choose a place, and the app lists the official websites.

Federal agencies and state legislatures

Local governments: 22 cities and 4 counties

Which places are covered
Puget Sound, Washington

Every claim shows its source

Write in the Evidence & Content Studio. Each quote is checked word for word against the document it cites. Select a claim to see its source.

Draft · TestimonyExample

On the Elm Street rezoning request

The commission will hear the request on November 3.1 City staff recommend approval with two conditions,2 and the city’s long-range plan marks the corridor for mixed use.3 We ask the commission to require the sidewalk improvements the plan describes.

Source 1 of 3p. 1
Notice of public hearing
Planning and Zoning Commission

Notice is hereby given that the Planning and Zoning Commission will hold a public hearing on November 3 at 6:00 p.m. in the Council Chambers to consider the request described below.

Quote matches the document word for word

Three parts, one workspace

Statecraft

01

Public bodies and their meetings

See who decides, when they meet, what is on the agenda, and how you can take part.

Institution Map · Opportunity Radar · Decision Monitor · Relationship Directory · Weekly Briefing

Research

02

Research and writing

See who holds which position, and publish work in which every claim shows its source.

Narrative Radar · Ideology Mapper · Doctrine Engine · Evidence & Content Studio · Movement Hub · Impact Analytics

Initiatives

03

Running your organization

Plan your work, people and budgets, and hold regular team reviews.

Initiative Engine · Organization · Treasury · Resource Network · Execution Dashboard · Institutional Memory

AI proposes. A person decides.

Patratus never runs campaigns, imports voter files, moves money, profiles people, or submits anything to an official channel for you.

Plans and prices

Research is for research teams. Organization adds Statecraft and Initiatives. Enterprise is arranged with us.

Plans and limits in detail

Research

Price on request

  • Only the Research menu: no Statecraft and no Initiatives
  • 5 people, 3 locations, 10 projects
  • 50 private sources
  • AI budget: US$50 a month
  • Team members and invitations
  • Writing together (co-editing)
Get started

Enterprise

Price on request

  • Everything in the app, with no limits
  • Single sign-on and directory sync
  • Data contracts
  • Public API
  • Dedicated deployment option
Write to us

Prices are in US dollars, per month.

Start with the place you care about.

Is your place or a source you need not covered yet? Ask for early access.

Get startedAsk for early access