Federal Software Developers builds apps that turn scattered public information into a clearer starting point—so you can spend less time searching and more time understanding.
Explore our three appsPublic information is valuable, but finding it can mean visiting separate websites, learning different layouts, and piecing together the context yourself. Our programming brings useful records, search tools, filters, and connections into focused apps. The value is a more direct route to the information you need.
Explore each app’s website to see its features and current access options.
Explore members of Congress, recorded votes, legislation, committees, and published office contacts. Congressional Tracker brings these connected parts of Congress into one research workspace, helping you move from a member or issue to the records behind it.
Visit Congressional TrackerResearch federal judges, courts, vacancies, nominations, and jurisdictions. Federal Judicial Tracker organizes judicial information around the people and courts you are looking for, making it easier to build context without starting a separate search for every detail.
Visit Federal Judicial TrackerExplore the Constitution, federal laws, bills, and other public legal documents. CivicStatute gives readers a focused place to begin researching the rules and ideas behind civic life, with tools that help make public legal information more approachable.
Visit CivicStatuteFor a reporter following a story, a congressional staff member researching an issue, an educator preparing a lesson, or a curious citizen, an easier starting point can make the next step clearer.
Federal Software Developers is an independent software developer. Our apps organize and present public information; they are not government websites. Coverage and update timing vary by app and source. For authoritative legal text, official action, or a time-sensitive decision, check the original government record.