Civic
A new platform aggregates bills, votes, court decisions, and crime data into a single searchable intelligence feed.
NewsOnScale Staff
June 18, 2026
Government data is public record by law. Bills introduced in Congress, votes cast by elected officials, federal court decisions, and FBI crime statistics are all available to any American. But accessing that data has always required knowing where to look, how to navigate aging federal systems, and the patience to parse raw government data files that were not designed for public consumption.
FedPurse, a paid government intelligence platform built by AMILLI AI Corp, aggregates that data into a single searchable feed covering four categories: Bills, Votes, Courts, and Crime. Users search by keyword, legislator, jurisdiction, or date range and receive structured results pulled directly from federal APIs.
## What it covers
The Bills section tracks federal legislation from introduction through committee to floor vote. Users can search by topic, sponsor, or status. The Votes section records how individual members of Congress voted on specific legislation, enabling constituency-level accountability reporting. The Courts section indexes federal court decisions. The Crime section pulls from FBI crime data with date and location filtering.
## Why it matters
Civic accountability depends on informed citizens. When government data is technically public but practically inaccessible, accountability suffers. Platforms like FedPurse lower the barrier between public record and public knowledge. A constituent who wants to know how their representative voted on a specific bill should not need to navigate five different government websites to find out.
FedPurse is available at fedpurse.com with subscription-tiered access.