Track every rule that moves your loan files.

A working feed of CFPB, FHFA, HUD, the GSEs, and 54 state regulators — summarized, tagged, and mapped to your own compliance policies.

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60+ingest streams

889state licenses

4,295rules summarized

25compliance tags

Federal regulators

7 agencies · daily

CFPBFederal ReserveOCCFDICFinCENHUDFHFA

GSE + program guides

9 sources · weekly to monthly

Fannie Mae LLFannie SELFannie SVCFreddie MacGinnie Mae APMsHUD MLVA CircularsUSDA RDMPF Program

State licensing

54 jurisdictions, weekly

More than 850 state licenses tracked via CSBS, versioned with full change history.

All 50 states plus DC and three territories. Every license keeps its full version history, so the diff that mattered last quarter is still one click away.

how it works

From regulator to your policy, in four steps.

Ingest

We pull more than 60 ingest streams (federal regulators, the GSEs, more than 40 state regulator sites, and CSBS licensing data for 54 jurisdictions), each on its own publishing cadence: Federal Register API, agency RSS, regulator-specific PDFs.

CFPBFinal rule

Fannie MaeLL-2026-08

Texas SMLAnnouncement

Summarize

Every rule gets a 3-sentence AI summary tuned for mortgage compliance — what changed, who it affects, when.

AI summaryHOEPA points-and-fees trigger rises from $1,348 to $1,380, effective Jan 1, 2026.

Map to your policies

Upload your compliance policies once. Each new rule is scored against them automatically — CRITICAL, MATERIAL, or MINOR.

criticalHigh-Cost Mortgage Policy §3.2

Points-and-fees trigger out of date

Drafted revisions

For high-impact findings, we draft a structured before/after revision of the affected section. You review, edit, and approve.

current

Points-and-fees dollar trigger: $1,348

proposed

Points-and-fees dollar trigger: $1,380

Example: the rule is real, the policy is a sample. The CFPB's Truth in Lending (Regulation Z) Annual Threshold Adjustments (Credit Cards, HOEPA, and Qualified Mortgages) (Federal Register 2025-22773, Dec 15, 2025) raised the HOEPA points-and-fees dollar trigger from $1,348 to $1,380, effective 2026-01-01. The policy section, finding and drafted revision shown are illustrative.

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Questions

More than 60 ingest streams: the federal regulators, the GSEs, CSBS licensing data for all 54 state jurisdictions, state regulator publications, and state bills through LegiScan. Federal Register API, agency RSS, and regulator-specific PDF feeds. The full list is on the sources page.

Every summary is grounded against the source document — we capture the source URL, prompt, model, and raw output for every item we produce. Summaries are 3 sentences and avoid synthesizing facts not present in the source. The original document is one click away on every feed item.

Upload PDF, DOCX, Markdown, or plain text directly. We extract the body, tag it against our taxonomy, and immediately fan out impact analysis against the last 90 days of regulatory items. DMS integrations (SharePoint, Box, Drive) are on the roadmap.

You add a card to continue, or you stop. There's no auto-charge — we don't take a card to start the trial. If you convert, billing begins immediately at $79/month and you can cancel anytime from the customer portal.

All 50 states plus DC and three territories, sourced through CSBS's state regulator registry. License records are versioned, so you see what changed and when.

Federal Register and agency RSS sources refresh daily. The GSE bulletins and program guides refresh on the regulator's publishing cadence (weekly to monthly). CSBS state licenses refresh monthly. We track every ingest run and flag any source going stale.

Not yet in v1 — findings live in Reglith and you act on them via the in-app triage queue and drafted revisions. CSV export and API access are on the roadmap.

Your uploaded policies live in your workspace and are visible only to your team. We use them to grade impact and draft revisions on your behalf; we never use them to train external models or share them across customers.

Track every rule rule that moves your loan files.