By law, every member of Congress has to disclose the stocks they buy and sell — and study after study shows they tend to do unusually well. The catch? Those filings are buried in clunky government databases nobody reads. PoliMoves brings them into the light: tracked, scored, and explained in plain English, so everyday people can finally see what the smart money is doing.
While your financial news shows up a day late, the people writing the laws are trading the very industries they regulate — with briefings, hearings, and access you'll never have. Studies have repeatedly found their portfolios outperform. It isn't illegal. For most people, it's simply been invisible.
The STOCK Act forces every lawmaker to disclose their trades. But they're scattered across government portals as scanned PDFs, filed weeks late, in a format practically designed to be ignored. PoliMoves does the reading for you — every House and Senate filing, plus corporate insiders from the SEC — and turns it into something a normal human can actually use.
Every disclosure in one clean stream. See who bought what, how much, and how long they waited to tell you — sortable by person or company. No PDFs, no detective work.
PoliMoves doesn't just dump data on you. It flags what deserves your attention — “three lawmakers just loaded up on this” — and explains the reasoning in a sentence, with the full breakdown one tap away.
Curious about a company? Just ask. “What's the story here?” You get a straight, plain-English explanation grounded in the actual filings — like texting a friend who follows this stuff closely. (It explains the data; it won't tell you what to buy.)
Follow the politicians and companies you care about. The second they make a move, you get a heads-up by phone or email. No refreshing, no FOMO, no missing the thing that mattered.
House, Senate, and SEC insider forms — pulled the moment they go public, so you never touch a government PDF.
Each trade gets a conviction score and, where it counts, a plain-English AI insight that explains the signal.
Follow the people and companies you care about and get alerted the instant they make a move.
PoliMoves is for the person with a 401(k) and a healthy hunch that the system wasn't built for them. If you can read a text message, you can read PoliMoves — no tickers to decode, no charts to study. Just a clear view of what the people in power are doing with their money — so you can draw your own conclusions.
Start with a 7-day free trial. Lite covers everyday use; Pro adds much higher AI limits. Cancel anytime.
No. PoliMoves is an informational and educational research tool built on public filings. We don't give personalized advice, recommend specific trades, or execute anything. Always do your own research and consider a licensed professional.
Official public sources: U.S. House and Senate stock-trade disclosures filed under the STOCK Act, plus SEC Form 4 corporate-insider filings. We aggregate and clean them, updated daily.
Yes. Members of Congress are legally required to disclose their trades, and insider filings are public SEC records. We simply collect those public filings and make them readable.
It's refreshed daily. Lawmakers can legally take up to ~45 days to report a trade, so the underlying filings have an inherent lag — we show that 'disclosure lag' on every trade so you know how fresh it is.
No. PoliMoves is read-only research — it never touches your money or places trades. The 'Follow Along' portfolios are simulated (paper) only, so you can see how a strategy would have done without risking a cent.
Both include the full feed, filings, follows & alerts, conviction scores, the Track Record/mirror tools, paper portfolios, and the AI features. The difference is the monthly AI allowance — Pro gives you a lot more AI chats, theses, and analyses. If you hit a Lite limit, you'll be prompted to upgrade.
Yes — a 7-day free trial, and you can cancel anytime. No long-term commitment.
Studies have repeatedly found their portfolios outperform — but past performance doesn't predict future results. PoliMoves is here to inform you, not to promise returns.
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