QuorumCivic. Hidden in plain sight

Understand what Congress is doing, and what it means.

QuorumCivic is a nonpartisan lookup app for the public record, focused on the current Congress, the 119th (2025–2027). Search legislation, read plain-English bill analysis, follow roll-call votes, and ask questions about Congress in your own words.

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QuorumCivic intro screen headlined “We track Congress so you don't have to,” built on receipts and covering the 119th Congress.
The public record, finally readable: every bill, every vote, every dollar.
QuorumCivic Your Congress dashboard for a Michigan district, with the user's three representatives, shortcuts to the House, Senate, bills, and committees, and a week-in-Congress recap noting members who traded near their own votes.
Your representatives and the week in Congress, at a glance.
QuorumCivic bill browser listing recent legislation such as the Next-Generation Geothermal Research and Development Act, with status badges like Floor Vote Scheduled and plain-English summaries.
Browse and search the 119th Congress, bill by bill.
A QuorumCivic swipe card rating H.R. 9706, a facial recognition age-verification bill, as Mixed on a Helps-to-Harms scale.
Quick reads on who a bill helps and who it harms.
QuorumCivic bill detail for the Facial Recognition to Protect Children Act, showing the sponsor, a status timeline from introduced to signed, a plain-English summary of what it does, and a Helps-to-Harms reading.
Plain-English bill analysis: what it does, where it stands, how we read it.
QuorumCivic member profile for Representative Debbie Dingell, with a plain-English brief of the member's legislative record and follow-the-thread stats on trades and missed votes.
Every member's record, built from public votes, trades, and filings.

What's inside

Bill intelligence

Plain-English summaries of legislation. See which bills are transparent and which bury hidden riders, sponsorships, or industry-specific carve-outs.

Roll-call votes

House and Senate roll calls, with each member's position and party-line behavior. See who broke ranks and on what.

Ask anything

A natural-language interface over the civic data layer. Ask about a bill, a member, a committee, a vote, and get a sourced answer.

Built on public records

Every fact is traceable to its source: Congress.gov, the Federal Register, the FEC, and SEC filings. No proprietary insider data, no closed sources.

What it isn't

QuorumCivic is a nonpartisan civic information tool. It is not a brokerage, not a financial advisor, not a partisan scorecard, and not a news aggregator. It does not endorse candidates, does not tell you how to vote, and does not provide personalized investment advice. Every piece of intelligence in the app is framed with its source and its limits.

Why this was built

QuorumCivic didn't start with a mission statement. It started with a handful of what-ifs. What if you could see what your government is actually doing? What if you could follow the money flowing in and out? What if you could lay the donations next to the votes, the trades next to the bills? What if you could see the whole picture, in one place, in plain English?

None of those should be open questions. Every answer is already public: the bills, the roll calls, the campaign finance, the disclosures. It's just scattered across government databases and buried in legalese.

QuorumCivic is the answer. A lookup app for the public record. No agenda, no angle, no pitch. Just what's hidden in plain sight.

About

The Katalys Group LLC is a martech consulting company that builds solutions. We take business ideas and make them real. QuorumCivic is one of them, a small, focused lookup engine that turns Congress's daily output into something a citizen can actually read.

Questions, feedback, or press inquiries: hello@quorumcivic.app.