ActaFeed: Government decisions, monitored.

If you're European, you've probably heard about “Chat Control 1.0”

But what does the proposal actually say? Who would be affected? Has it passed? What happens next? And when - if ever - could it actually start affecting you?

If you're American, maybe you've heard about the SAVE America Act and its proposed proof-of-citizenship requirements for voter registration.

But where is it in Congress right now? What still needs to happen before it becomes law? Who supports it? Who opposes it? And what would actually change?

And then there's the bigger question:

What about the important government decisions you never hear about at all?

That was the problem I wanted to solve with ActaFeed.

My goal is simple:

Anytime the government messes with your business, your rights, your community, or your money - we'll let you know when, how, and why.

ActaFeed continuously monitors official US and EU government sources and surfaces important government decisions - from bills, regulations and directives to executive orders, parliamentary resolutions and government reports.

Instead of another headline, you get the document itself - made understandable.

For each government action, ActaFeed gives you:

• A plain-English AI summary
• What actually changes and who is affected
• Importance, complexity, public-attention and economic-impact scores
• A visual legislative timeline showing where it stands and what happens next
• Affected industries, groups and topics
• Voting records, sponsors, amendments and related documents where available
• AI-generated visualizations, historical context and caveats
• An AI assistant you can question about the document
• Direct links back to the official sources

And importantly, ActaFeed doesn't just explain documents you already know about.

It monitors government sources for you.

You can follow the topics and industries you care about and get notified when something relevant appears or when legislation you're following moves to a new stage.

Currently ActaFeed monitors sources including Congress.gov, the Federal Register, EUR-Lex, the European Parliament's Legislative Observatory, European Parliament roll-call voting data and few more

ActaFeed costs $5/month or $50/year. The first month is $1 so you can properly try it before deciding whether it's worth keeping.

I'd love feedback -particularly on what jurisdictions or government sources you'd want ActaFeed to monitor next.