Anytime the government messes with your business.We'll let you know when, how, and why.

No. We use an internal importance-measurement system to focus on documents with meaningful public, economic, or regulatory impact. That means we skip low-signal records such as routine naming, registration, and other technical notices, while still bringing in a few hundred significant documents each week.

No. ActaFeed focuses on new documents published since the service began. When a new amendment, update, or related document connects to an older act, we ingest that earlier context too so the current record remains understandable.

Our scheduled imports automatically track significant US and EU legislation, including bills, regulations, directives, decisions, proposals, executive orders, amendments, corrigenda, and parliamentary votes. We also manually add selected public-interest material such as audit reports, treaties, and government contracts when it provides useful legislative or public-policy context.

Yes. Individual ActaFeed document pages are publicly available to anyone with the direct link.

Yes. You can create alerts for topics, industries, affected groups, countries, and keywords that matter to you. ActaFeed will notify you when a relevant document appears or when meaningful information changes.

Yes. You can configure alerts for specific documents and receive notifications when their legislative state changes or when a new amendment or corrigendum is published.

We prioritize reputable public oversight sources, including the U.S. Government Accountability Office and the European Court of Auditors. We select reports that provide useful insight into public programmes, spending, and government operations.

We try to limit bias as much as possible. Summaries are grounded in official source documents, and we use low-bias AI models together with caveats, source links, and separate importance signals so you can assess the information for yourself.