A shared workspace for nonprofits, associations and business policy teams. Track bills, keep conversations and next steps together, and report on the work without rebuilding the record.
Statehouse Signal brings bill updates, your team’s records and session reporting into one workspace.
Keep the bill, the conversation and the next step together.
Bills sync from LegiScan every morning. Set your team’s priority, position and owner, with hearings and your own deadlines in the same workspace.
Keyword matches flag new bills. Saved views bring your bills and unreviewed items into focus.
Record a call, meeting or testimony. Link the people involved, note their positions, and keep the reason behind a decision where your team can find it.
Search the activity history by words, people, type or date.
Give the follow-up an owner and due date. A teammate can open the bill, see what happened, and pick up the work.
Insights brings together bill outcomes, legislators reached, changes in stance and campaign totals. Print a session report for your board, leadership or funders, or export your tracker as a spreadsheet.
If you publish legislative updates, you can also add a bill feed to your existing website. Choose the bills and positions to share, then match the layout, colors and fields to your site. The feed updates as bills move. Your internal notes and meeting records stay out of the feed.
Serif type · open layout
Fields: Summary, position and next hearing
2 bills
Voter identification requirements
Adds documents a voter must show at the polls and removes two accepted forms of ID.
Warrants for drone surveillance
Requires a warrant before law enforcement uses drones for surveillance.
No bills to show yet.
Same bills. Different layouts, colors and fields. Fictional demo data.
An optional publishing feature. Use the internal tracker with or without it.
Your team needs a place for candid conversations, working positions and decisions. Clear access rules and a record of sensitive activity help you manage that information.
Give colleagues admin, member or read-only access. Mark an entry private to limit it to its author and your admins. Publishing a website feed is a separate choice.
Record campaign totals without importing supporter contact lists. No advertising pixels or analytics scripts.
Admins can export the tracker as a spreadsheet. Contact us to request deletion of your organization’s data.
Review how encryption, sign-in and access controls work, where the service runs, and the limits of those protections.
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Free for the 2027 session
For nonprofit, association and business teams in Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota. Use Statehouse Signal at no cost during the 2027 legislative session, get hands-on setup, and help shape the product with feedback from your team’s work.
The optional website feed is included for early partners during the 2027 session. Contact us to discuss pricing for future sessions.
Discuss the early partner programI spent ten years in the federal government and later ran operations at a small nonprofit. That experience shaped a simple belief: good technology should give small teams more time to do the work they’re here to do.
I built Statehouse Signal to reduce the time spent updating trackers, finding notes and assembling reports. When the information is easier to keep and use, a small team can work more effectively—and put more of its time toward its mission.
Jacob Morrin, founder
From LegiScan, which collects bill text, status, sponsors and calendars from every state legislature. It's licensed under CC BY 4.0, and we sync it every morning.
Wyoming, North Dakota and South Dakota today. If your organization works in another state, contact us to discuss coverage.
You can track bills with your own priority tiers, positions, owners, deadlines and issue areas, then export the tracker to a spreadsheet. Bring your current workbook to the demo so we can check which workflows it covers and what still needs setup or development.
No. The internal tracker, team records and reports work on their own. The feed is an optional way to publish selected bills and positions on your existing website. It does not replace your website or publish your internal notes.
Only people in your organization, and private entries only their author and your admins. Sensitive notes use a separate, application-managed encryption key for each organization. The optional website feed publishes only the bills and information your team selects.
Campaign actions record aggregate totals, rather than supporter contact lists. Your team can separately record people you work with and write notes, so only enter the personal information your work needs.
With a one-time code sent to their email, or their Google account. You add and remove people from your organization's settings.
In a 30-minute demo, walk through the tracker, records and reports with bills from your state.
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