Colorado's statehouse has no single source of truth.

We built it.

Every bill, vote, donor, and lobbyist in the state — connected, and sourced to the official record.

Two minutes

The public record, finally in one place.

Tap a node.

The bill

Start anywhere. Open a bill and everything attached to it comes into view.

Source · leg.colorado.gov

Read it for free. Monitor and act on it as a pro.

01

Unified search

Bills, votes, donors, and lobbyists in one place. A donor to a sponsor is also a lobbying client — and you can see it.

02

Custom alerts and monitoring

Amendments, hearing dates, and vote changes reach your team the moment they post.

03

Closed-loop outreach

Representatives connect directly with their constituents on the bills that affect them — and hear back.

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Free citizen tools

Any Coloradan can read a bill in plain language, find their representatives, follow the money, compare candidates, and find their voting location. No account.

Where office holders collaborate — and stay connected to the people they serve.

1

Your office works from one record

Policy, Budget, and Legislative Affairs track the same bills, share notes, and see one calendar — across offices, not around them.

2

Constituents weigh in

Outreach takes a bill to the people it affects, in their district and in plain language.

3

What they say comes back

Responses land beside the bill, so the position your office takes is shaped by the people it serves.

↻ Closed loop · every session

Shared workspaces

Bill tracking, notes, and calendars.

Outreach

Direct to constituents — and back.

Built in Colorado, for Colorado.

Paula Noonan

Paula Noonan, PhD

Co-founder

15+ years building Colorado Capitol Watch and deep networks across the state's legislative ecosystem.

Angie Stevens

Angie Stevens, MBA

Co-founder

25+ years building and operating technology — modern product, AI-first architecture, startup operations.

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