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Amendment
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Turn weeks of policy research into minutes.

Amendment is the easiest way to get accurate, up-to-date, plain-English legal explanations & comparisons across U.S. states or municipalities.

No more digging through thousands of municode sites or deciphering statutory language. Amendment turns complex, multi-jurisdiction policy research into a simple conversation. No sales call or demo required, use it right now.

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Find Key Bills

Have there been any bills introduced related to crypto or bond trading that have the same sponsors or co-sponsors?
Yes, there have been two federal bills introduced relating to cryptocurrency that share some of the same sponsors. The GENIUS Act of 2025 (SB919) and the GENIUS Act (SB1582) both relate to the regulation of payment stablecoins, which are a type of cryptocurrency. These bills share several common sponsors:
  1. Bill Hagerty
  2. Tim Scott
  3. Cynthia Lummis
Here’s a more detailed analysis of the bills and their sponsors:

Understand Regulations

What are Texas environmental regulations for manufacturing?

Texas has comprehensive environmental regulations for manufacturing facilities, overseen primarily by the Texas Commission on Environmental Quality (TCEQ), with some areas of jurisdiction shared with other agencies like the Railroad Commission of Texas (RRC). Texas environmental regulations for manufacturing cover several key areas:

Air Quality

  • Manufacturers must comply with federal and state air quality standards and emission permit requirements.
  • The TCEQ has jurisdiction over air emissions from manufacturing processes, including petrochemicals, plastics, and carbon black production.
  • Facilities may need to obtain air quality permits and implement emission control measures.

Fifty-State Comparisons

What are the marijuana laws in every state? Please differentiate between medical and recreational.

As of 2025, many states have legalized medical marijuana use, while fewer have legalized recreational use. Regulations typically include possession limits, licensing requirements for dispensaries, and restrictions on public consumption. Some states maintain full prohibition of marijuana.

Alaska

  1. Recreational use legal for adults 21+
  2. Possession limit: up to 1 oz marijuana
  3. Medical use allowed for debilitating conditions
  4. Patient registry and ID card system required for medical use
  5. No use endangering others or in public view (AS 17.38.020, AS 17.37)

Decode Municode

What are the Airbnb rental rules in Chicago, Illinois?

The city of Chicago has established a tiered licensing fee structure for short-term rental intermediaries (like Airbnb) based on the number of listings:

1,000 or more listings

  1. $10,000 license fee, plus $60 per unit
  2. 500-999 listings: $7,500 license fee, plus $60 per unit
  3. 100-499 listings: $5,000 license fee, plus $60 per unit

What You Can Do with Amendment

Steak dinners and awkward handshakes not required.

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Research

Decode Complex Laws

Get plain-English answers about any regulation or statute, with citations.

Track Live Legislation

Updated hourly with pending bills in all state legislatures and Congress.

Spot Legislative Conflicts

Find where proposed bills conflict with existing law before anyone else.

Stay Ahead of Policy Changes

See how proposed legislation could impact your business before it becomes law.

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Advocacy

Draft Official Correspondence

Generate letters to legislators based on specific bills and your policy goals.

Create Grassroots Toolkits

Turn around letters to the editor and talking points in minutes.

Target Your Efforts

Scan state legislatures to identify where to focus campaigns.

Create Confident Advocates

Generate call scripts with deeper legislative knowledge than most staffers have.

Coverage

We cover more capitols than Steve Kornacki on election night.

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States & Territories

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Cities / Municipalities

Why Amendment

How we compare to ChatGPT, Claude, or any general purpose tools.

AmendmentChatGPT
Proprietary legal database continuously updated from primary sources.Scrapes the web to fetch data that might be wrong, years old, or both.
Zero hallucinations. Only references real statutes, regulations, & current legislation.Makes up citations, cases, or laws that don’t exist.
Answers the same way every time.Answers to the same legal questions can vary depending on input, time of day, and how Mercury is moving.
Tells you if the answer or information you want isn’t available.General-purpose chatbot designed to make you happy.
A small team that wants to hear from you and build what you need.Wants to replace you with AGI.

The Story

We love front-end tools, not back room deals.

Amendment started with a simple frustration: a lobbyist friend had to look up land dedication formulas for every city in Texas. That’s about 1,200 cities—not fun. We’re a team of software developers that have been building civic technology since 2010, and we got to work.

As we dug in, we heard the same thing from other state policy professionals. You can try to decipher raw municipal code underneath layers of state & federal regulations, or buy expensive software from last century. The laws that govern all of us shouldn’t be inaccessible. So we built our own legal database and AI from the ground up. No outdated sources, no hallucinations, only current law and legislation direct from the source.

Give us a try, or tell us what you need, and you’ll be supporting a team working to disrupt the incumbents and democratize understanding of the law.

The Amendment Team

The law shouldn’t have a paywall, or a sales cycle. Free for basic Q&A, buy a plan for more usage & professional-level comparisons.

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