See the conflict, not just the trade.

Every congressional stock trade, checked against the committee that actually oversees it — with the reasoning shown, not just a red flag.

No card required. Same rules for both parties, every time.

From filing to score, in three steps

The Senate and House require disclosure within 45 days of a trade. Here's what happens once that filing lands.

We pull the disclosure the moment it's public — no waiting for a digest or a news cycle.

The trade is checked against every committee and subcommittee the member sits on, and what each one actually regulates.

A 0–100 score, shown with the exact reasoning behind it — which seat, which jurisdiction, which company.

Free tools show you the trade. This shows you why it matters.

Every score comes with the plain-language case behind it — which committee, which jurisdiction, and why the overlap matters.

Follow members on your watchlist and set the minimum score you care about — matching trades surface in your alert feed, highest first.

Watch a member's average conflict score move month by month as new disclosures land — rising, falling, or staying quiet.

Pro: full-text search over filing text itself — entity types like "LLC", "Spouse" holdings, issuer names — not just tickers and dates.

Every score links back to the original filing. The scoring method is public, documented, and applied the same way regardless of party.

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