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AI-powered transcripts, semantic search, and summaries that help you find what Congress said—without watching hours of video.

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What is CongressSearch?

Congressional hearings happen almost daily, but the information they contain is buried in 2-4 hour videos scattered across government websites. Enterprise tools tracking committee activity exist, but they're expensive and clunky. CongressSearch is a modern, affordable way to follow committee activity with:

  • Full transcripts linked to video Quickly read the discussion and watch key moments
  • Semantic search Search across transcripts by topic, not just keywords
  • Member filtering Search for what specific representatives have said on a topic
  • AI-generated summaries Get the key points without reading the full transcript

Where does the data come from?

CongressSearch aggregates information from 20+ sources, including govinfo.gov, congress.gov, and individual committee websites.

Transcripts are machine-generated and may contain minor errors. We're continuously improving accuracy—if you spot a mistake, please let us know.

What does it cost?

CongressSearch is free while we collect beta feedback. You can search our database and view transcript previews without signing in. To get full access, you must create an account. No credit card is required.

Contact

CongressSearch was founded by Doug Roeper and John Rasure.

We'd love to hear from you: help@congresssearch.com