Follow a bill
You get told when its latest action changes — reported out of committee, passed a chamber, sent to the President. The alert quotes the action as Congress filed it, so there is nothing between you and the record.
Your tracker
Bills move on Tuesdays,
while you are at work.
Looking a bill up is the easy half. The half that matters is being told when it moves without having to remember to check — because nobody reloads a status page every week, and the committee vote you would have wanted to know about happens while you are doing something else.
No password — we send a link instead. Your address is used for the sign-in link and the updates you ask for, and for nothing else: it is not sold, not shared, and not joined to anything. One click in any email ends all of it.
What it actually does
Follow a member of Congress
You get told when they file new legislation. Not their votes: this source does not publish votes per member, and a tracker that implies it does is lying about what it checked.
Choose the volume
Daily, weekly, or no email at all. Days when nothing moved produce nothing — a scheduled message that arrives empty is how people learn to stop opening the one that matters.