Policy & regulatory monitoring

Everything that moved on your issues.
Nothing you already read.

Intuo watches the statehouses, the Federal Register, the agencies, and the fourteen newsletters already sitting in your inbox — then sends one cited brief each morning covering only what changed.

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Founding rate $59/mo, locked for life · every line cited · deadlines flagged

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Who it's for

People who are expected to already know.

If someone asks "are we exposed to this?" and the answer is supposed to be immediate, Intuo is built for your job.

Contract lobbyists

Nine clients, six states, one Sunday

Every client gets their own issue set and their own brief. You review, edit, and send under your name.

Associations & chambers

The member update, written

The legislative bulletin your members expect each week, drafted from primary sources and ready for your masthead.

Government affairs

The one-person policy desk

Twenty issues, fifty states, no research bench. Intuo reads overnight so Monday's exec question has an answer.

Compliance & reg affairs

Obligations, with dates attached

Rules, guidance, and enforcement on your issues — with effective dates surfaced and every claim linked to the register.

How it works

Tell it your issues once. Read it for five minutes a day.

01 — WATCH

Point it at your world

Name your issues and jurisdictions. Forward the newsletters you already get. Add the sites, Substacks, trade publications, and hearing feeds you check by hand.

50 states + CongressFederal Register · Regulations.govAgency & AG pagesNewsletters · Substack · YouTube · Reddit · X

02 — COLLAPSE

It reads overnight and throws most of it away

Every source is matched against every other. Six feeds running the same committee story collapse into one line — and if you already read it in June, you only see what changed since.

Cross-source deduplicationDelta-tracking against your read historyRelevance scored to your issues

03 — BRIEF

One brief lands before you're up

A short, structured, cited read. Deadlines flagged. Every claim links to the bill text, the docket, or the release — so you can forward it without checking it first. If we can't cite it, we don't send it.

Delivered 6:00 a.m. your timeCite or cut — no uncited claimsForwardable, or under your own brand

The brief

What lands at six in the morning.

A real brief for a fictional client. Short enough to read standing up, sourced well enough to forward.

intuo — daily brief

Brief · Acme Lending · energy & consumer financeMON 08/03 · 06:00 · 2 DEADLINES

Morning, Dana. Intuo read 61 sources across six states overnight — 143 items, mostly reruns. Four touch Acme. Two have clocks.

The rundown

Colorado's AI Act guidance went final Friday. Your underwriting model is in scope — detail below.
CFPB's adverse-action comment window closes 09/04. Two groups you align with filed Friday.
TX HB 1468 cleared committee without the private right of action. Floor vote Thursday.

The one that matters

Colorado publishes final AI Act guidance · CO AG · 08/01

The impact-assessment template covers systems making "consequential decisions." Acme's underwriting model qualifies; the fraud screen likely doesn't. Assessment is due before the next deployment review.

EFFECTIVE 06/30ASSESSMENT WINDOW OPEN

→ colorado ag · final guidance & template · 08/01

You read this in June — here's what changed

TX HB 1468 lost its private right of action · TX · 3rd reading

Six of your feeds re-ran the committee story overnight. Skipped — you'd read it. The one new fact: the amendment stripped the private right of action, so the version you flagged in June no longer exists. Passage now likely.

→ texas legislature online · HB 1468 history & engrossed text

every line links to its source · you asked for less municipal news — done

The dashboard

See everything we reviewed — not just what we sent.

The brief is the five-minute version. Behind it, a dashboard shows every item Intuo read overnight, how it was prioritized, what it was deduplicated against, and a link straight to the original source. Nothing is a black box.

intuo — Mon 08/03 · reviewed overnight

Reviewed overnight

143 read · 7 surfaced · 61 sources

SurfacedDeduplicated (128)Below threshold (8)All 143

Colorado publishes final AI Act guidance and impact-assessment template

Covers systems making consequential decisions. Your underwriting model is in scope; the fraud screen likely is not.

→ coag.gov · final guidanceEFFECTIVE 06/303 sources merged

CFPB adverse-action comment window closes 09/04

Two trade groups you align with filed Friday. Draft comment window is 32 days.

→ regulations.gov · docketCLOSES 09/042 sources merged

TX HB 1468 cleared committee — private right of action stripped

You read the committee story in June. Only the amendment is new. Floor vote Thursday.

→ capitol.texas.gov · engrossed text6 sources merged · read 06/14

Florida OFR issues guidance on remote work for licensed originators

Applies to licensees with Florida-based staff. No action indicated for Acme.

→ flofr.gov · guidance memo1 source

Every row links to the primary source. Filter to see the 128 items we deduplicated and why.

Layered translucent sheets converging toward a single lit edge

Why it's short

143 in. 4 out.

A typical Monday, deduplicated

Every other tool in this category solves the wrong half. They find more. You already have more — a tracker, free alerts, a dozen newsletters, and a spreadsheet you keep meaning to update.

Intuo is built to throw things away. It knows the six feeds covering one committee vote are one story, and it knows which of them you already read, so the brief carries only what's new to you.

Roughly six hours a week, back.

Verticals

Built for whichever patchwork is yours.

Every issue area has its own sources, its own registers, and its own trade press. Pick yours at signup — or bring your own list.

Healthcare & Medicaid

State plan amendments, waivers, scope-of-practice, telehealth. 50 states + CMS

Energy & utilities

Rate cases, interconnection, siting, RPS. PUCs + FERC dockets

Financial services

Lending, licensing, debt collection, fees. CFPB + state regulators

Insurance

Rate filings, model bulletins, market conduct. NAIC + 50 DOIs

Privacy & data

Comprehensive laws, ADMT rules, cure periods. 20 states + CPPA

Labor & employment

Pay transparency, scheduling, classification. States + DOL

Housing & land use

Zoning preemption, tenant law, permitting. State + municipal

Environment

Permitting, emissions, water, PFAS. EPA + state DEQs

Transportation

Freight, AV rules, transit funding. DOT + states

Education

Funding formulas, credentialing, curriculum. State boards

Cannabis

Licensing, testing, taxation, banking. State-only patchwork

Bring your own

Any issue set, any jurisdictions, any sources you already read.

Pricing

Two ways to use it.

One for the professional who reads the brief. One for the organization whose name goes on it.

Professional

Your daily brief

For the individual policy professional — contract lobbyist, GA lead, compliance officer, association staffer.

$59/ month

~~$99/mo at launch~~ founding rate, locked for life

One custom brief, every weekday at 6:00 a.m.
Unlimited issues and jurisdictions — 50 states, Congress, federal agencies
Forward the newsletters you already get; add any site, Substack, or hearing feed
Cross-source deduplication and delta-tracking
Every line cited to its primary source
Deadline and effective-date extraction
Forwardable brief — send it as-is or edit first
Dashboard showing everything reviewed, how it ranked, and links to every source

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No card today. Waitlist members lock the $59 founding rate.

White label

Your members' newsletter

For associations, chambers, municipal leagues, and policy groups who publish to a membership.

Let's talk

Priced by membership size and issue coverage

Everything in Professional, for your whole staff
Your masthead, your voice, your sending domain
Member segments — different briefs for different chapters or committees
Session bulletins and end-of-session bill summaries, drafted
Position tracking across legislators and stakeholders
Draft-and-approve workflow before anything sends
Onboarding with our team, and a human on call during session

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Most associations start mid-session.

Questions

The obvious ones.

How is this different from a bill tracker?

A tracker tells you a bill exists and its status changed. It has no idea what you already read this week, and it won't tell you the same story arrived through six other channels. Intuo is built around subtraction: it collapses duplicate coverage across everything you watch, remembers what you've seen, and writes up only the delta. Most people run Intuo alongside a tracker rather than instead of one.

Can I trust an AI-written brief with my name on it?

Only because every claim is cited. If a line can't be traced to a bill, docket, register entry, or release, it doesn't ship — we'd rather send you a shorter brief. You'll see the source on every item and can open it in one click. The brief is a first draft written by a very fast reader, not a replacement for your judgment.

What sources can it actually watch?

Legislation and regulation across all 50 states and Congress, the Federal Register and Regulations.gov, agency and attorney-general pages, plus the unofficial half most tools ignore: the newsletters already in your inbox, trade press, Substacks, practitioner forums, and hearing video. If you check it by hand today, forward it or paste the URL.

We already pay for Politico Pro, or a tracker, or both.

Then you have plenty of information and probably still spend Sunday assembling it. Intuo isn't a replacement for a tracker — it sits on top of everything you already pay for and does the part they don't: collapsing duplicate coverage, remembering what you've read, and writing the update. Most people keep the tracker and cancel three newsletters.

What does the white-label plan actually deliver?

The recurring update your members expect, drafted and ready for review under your masthead — weekly during session, plus a bill summary at the end of it. You keep editorial control; nothing sends without approval. Pricing depends on membership size, how many issue areas you cover, and how many jurisdictions.

Why is there a waitlist?

We onboard in small groups so every brief is tuned to its reader's actual issues before it starts sending. Join now and you lock $59 a month for as long as you keep the subscription — the rate goes to $99 at launch. No card until your first brief is right.

Who's behind it?

A two-person team who've built citation-grade AI before — most recently the legal research engine at Paxton — and who did this job by hand, tracking policy on spreadsheets at Cox and the Federal Reserve. This is the tool we wanted then.

Start tomorrow morning

You already know. Intuo just gets there first.

Tell us your issues. Read your first brief at six.

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