Your concern, on the public record.
Federal agencies must read and respond to public comments on the rules they propose. Tell us what's bothering you in plain words. We'll find open rules it relates to and help you write a clear comment that you submit yourself, in your own name.
Step 1
What's on your mind?
Only share what you're comfortable having on a public record. We don't save it; it's sent to Claude only to find rules and write your draft.
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How it works
- You describe a concern in everyday words.
- We search Regulations.gov for federal rules that are open for comment right now.
- Claude, an AI assistant, drafts a short comment: the problem, how it affects you, and one to three specific asks.
- You edit it and submit it yourself on Regulations.gov. Agencies are required to consider every substantive comment.
Our rules
- Nonpartisan. We help with any viewpoint and never take sides.
- You file it, in your own name. We never submit for you.
- No form letters, no fake names, and one comment per person per rule.
- Drafts use only facts you provide. Nothing is made up.
- We keep as little data as possible and never sell it.