PUBLIC ACCOUNTABILITY INFRASTRUCTURE
AI scans every bill. Math finds the riders. Donors exposed. Trades tracked. Humans verify. Ethereum makes it permanent.
Every analysis passes through six layers before you ever see it. No shortcuts. No AI hallucinations reaching users. Just math, humans, and an immutable record.
The moment a bill drops on Congress.gov, our pipeline pulls the full text, sponsors, and amendments. Nothing gets skipped.
Congress.gov API + GovInfo XMLOur detection engine analyzes every section of every bill against multiple signals. Provisions that are thematically inconsistent with the rest of the bill get flagged automatically — no human bias involved.
Multi-signal anomaly detectionEvery representative’s donors — PACs, SuperPACs, individuals — surfaced and cross-referenced against the bills they sponsor. When the money and the votes align, we show you.
Campaign finance transparencyCongressional stock trades disclosed days after bills they voted on. We surface the timeline so you can see what they knew and when they traded.
Senate & House financial disclosuresEvery flagged analysis is reviewed by our editorial team before publication. We’d rather catch a false positive ourselves than let one reach you. Nothing goes live without human approval.
Editorial review queueApproved analyses are hashed and recorded on the Ethereum blockchain. Politicians can’t rewrite what’s already on-chain. Verify it yourself on Etherscan.
SHA-256 hash → Ethereum mainnetReal provisions hidden inside real bills that became law. These are the kinds of riders We Are Candor is built to expose.
$223 million earmarked to build a bridge connecting Ketchikan, Alaska (population 8,900) to Gravina Island (population 50). Buried inside a 1,752-page federal highway bill that funded roads across all 50 states.
A quarter-billion dollars for 50 people — inserted by a single senator into a must-pass bill nobody had time to read. It became the most infamous earmark in U.S. history.
A provision allowing loaded firearms in national parks and wildlife refuges was attached to a consumer credit card reform bill. The two topics have zero legislative connection.
A firearms expansion was stapled to a consumer finance bill because the credit card bill had enough bipartisan support to guarantee passage. The gun provision rode through on that momentum.
Congress quietly stripped financial disclosure requirements from the STOCK Act — the law designed to prevent insider trading by members of Congress — by passing a standalone repeal bill through both chambers in under 72 hours with virtually no public debate.
They passed a law to stop themselves from insider trading, celebrated the press coverage, then quietly gutted its enforcement so fast nobody noticed. Arguably worse than a rider — they did it in broad daylight.
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Every layer of our system is designed to be verifiable. The math is objective. The reviews are human. The record is permanent. And these are the promises we make to keep it that way.
We will never accept funding from PACs, SuperPACs, or political parties. Our funding comes from citizens and civic grants. The moment we take their money, we become them.
We flag inconsistencies regardless of party. Our system doesn’t know red from blue — it only knows what belongs in a bill and what doesn’t. Both sides get the same scrutiny.
We don’t ask you to trust us blindly. Every published analysis includes the original bill text, the flagged sections, and a blockchain receipt you can verify yourself.
We will never sell your data, share your email with third parties, or serve you ads. Your zip code personalizes your alerts — nothing more.
The core platform will always be free. Transparency is not a premium feature. This is a public good, not a product.
No jargon. No paywalls. No lobbyist-friendly interfaces. Every feature is designed for regular people who just want to know what their representatives are doing.
