Agenda radar
What is likely to reach the agenda of congresses, governments and agencies in the coming weeks, with alerts on what affects you.
We show who decides, how they are likely to decide and why. In Congress, in government and in regulatory agencies, with an open method and forecasts that can be checked afterwards.
chance of approval. Range: 54% to 70%.
Legislators, rapporteurs, ministers and regulators, with each one's record, positions and constituency.
A probability with an uncertainty range, calculated for each government scenario.
Whom to talk to first and with which legitimate argument: merit, constituency and each person's consistency.
Services can be hired together or separately, depending on the issue.
What is likely to reach the agenda of congresses, governments and agencies in the coming weeks, with alerts on what affects you.
The chance that a bill or a rule is approved, with an uncertainty range and the scenario it was calculated for.
A profile of each decision-maker: votes, departures from the party line, issues, committees, constituency and public positions.
Where to start, whom to talk to and with which argument, with an owner and a next step for each name.
Official indicators for each official's territory, to show how the issue helps their constituency.
How the map changes if the government changes, if a party switches sides or if the rapporteur is someone else.
range 54% to 70% · current scenario
Our team works on a platform we built ourselves. You receive the analysis and also see the numbers behind it.
Every forecast is recorded before the decision and compared with the outcome, including when we are wrong. Our first tests used roll-call votes from Brazil's Chamber of Deputies.
roll-call votes in the Chamber re-run using only what was known the day before each one (2023 to 2026).
probability error (Brier score) after the fix this test revealed in the model; it was 0.149 before. Lower is better.
accuracy when classifying a bill's official topic from its summary alone, for bills from 2023 onwards.
Figures from our internal test with open data from Brazil's Chamber of Deputies, October 2026.
Coverage, pricing, health regulation
Transition, tariffs, permitting
Data, artificial intelligence, platforms
Concessions, legal frameworks, investment
Climate, land use, trade
Working hours, taxes, industrial policy
Tell us which issue you follow. In our first conversation, we show you what we have already gathered on it.