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FedReg Tracker with Poe: catch new federal rules before comment deadlines pass

New Federal Register rules and notices pile up fast. FedReg Tracker watches your topics and sends alerts, and Poe is a handy place to ask follow-up questions about them.

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FedReg Tracker sends an alert when a new Federal Register rule or notice matches your topic, and Poe helps you read it.
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Example alert. Names and numbers are illustrative.

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Key takeaways

The short version.

  • FedReg Tracker follows new Federal Register rules, proposed rules and notices on the topics you pick.
  • An alert gives you a summary and a Federal Register link, so you can see a comment deadline right away.
  • Get alerts by text, email, or your favorite AI. You can also paste an alert into Poe and ask questions about it.
  • The tracker reports only. It gives no legal advice and takes no action for you.
  • It is free during the beta, and setup starts at fedregtracker.com.

Who it is for

Why do I keep missing federal rules that affect me?

  • Here is the problem.

  • Checking the site by hand every day is a chore, so most people stop.

  • FedReg Tracker fixes the watching part.

Here is the problem. The Federal Register publishes new rules, proposed rules and notices all the time. Most of it has nothing to do with you. A few items might change your business, your neighborhood or your work. Those items are easy to miss, and the comment window on a proposed rule can close while you aren't looking.

Checking the site by hand every day is a chore, so most people stop. They hear about a rule from a colleague, or from a news story, after the deadline has passed.

FedReg Tracker fixes the watching part. You choose the topics you care about. When a new rule, proposed rule or notice shows up on one of them, you get an alert. That could be a small-business owner, a nonprofit staffer, a compliance assistant, a student or a curious citizen.

Poe fits in as the place you ask questions afterward. Poe is an app where you can chat with many different AI bots. Its own pages describe things like multi-bot chat and an explore page of available bots. The tracker tells you something new has landed. Poe helps you work out what to ask next.

Use cases

4 ways people use FedReg Tracker with Poe.

  1. Comment deadline

    1. A proposed rule opens for comment and you need to know the deadline

    Say you run a small manufacturing shop and you picked an environmental topic. A proposed rule from the EPA appears. Without a tracker, you might find out a week after comments close.

    With FedReg Tracker, the alert says there is a new proposed rule on your topic and when comments close. It includes a summary and a Federal Register link.

    Your next step is simple. Open the link, read the rule, and decide whether to submit a comment. You can also paste the summary into Poe and ask it to explain the jargon in plain words. Treat that as help reading, not as legal advice.

  2. New rule alert

    2. A new final rule lands in your industry

    Maybe you work in compliance at a regional company. You can't read every page the government publishes. You want to know when something new appears on your topics.

    The tracker follows rules as well as proposed rules, so you hear about both. The alert gives you a short summary and the link to the full text in the Federal Register.

    What you do next is check whether the rule touches your work. Forward the link to the right colleague, or paste the summary into Poe and ask for a list of questions to bring to your team. The decisions stay with you and your advisers.

  3. Notices you'd miss

    3. A notice appears that you would never have searched for

    Notices are the quiet part of the Federal Register. A volunteer at a community group might care about one that mentions a program the group depends on. These rarely make headlines.

    Because FedReg Tracker also follows notices on your chosen topics, that kind of item can reach your phone. You see the summary and open the link if it matters.

    Your next step is to read the notice and tell the people it affects. If you want a plain-language recap to share, ask Poe to rewrite the summary for a newsletter, then check it against the original source before you send it.

  4. Skip the daily search

    4. A weekly check that no longer eats your morning

    Some people used to start every Monday by scanning the Federal Register for anything new. It takes time, and you can still miss things.

    Pick your topics once at fedregtracker.com and let the alerts come to you. When nothing matches, nothing arrives. When something does, you get a summary and a link.

    That frees you to spend your time on the items that matter. Read them, discuss them, and decide what to do.

On your phone

What the alerts look like.

Proposed rule

Figure 1

A proposed rule from the EPA, for example, with a comment deadline.
New rule

Figure 2

A rule on a followed topic, shown here as an illustration.
New notice

Figure 3

A notice on a followed topic, for example.

Example alerts. Every name, number and event shown is illustrative.

How to

How do I set up FedReg Tracker with Poe?

  1. Step 1

    Open [fedregtracker.com](https://fedregtracker.com) and choose the topics you want to watch.

  2. Step 2

    Choose how you want your alerts: text, email, or your favorite AI. A personal AI such as Instinct or Muse is a natural fit.

  3. Step 3

    If you want your AI assistant to connect directly, the site describes an MCP connection for AI assistants. Follow the steps there.

  4. Step 4

    To use Poe, open [Poe](https://poe.com/) in another tab. When an alert arrives by text or email, paste the summary into a chat and ask your question.

  5. Step 5

    Follow the Federal Register link in each alert to read the official text.

I couldn't confirm that Poe offers a way to add an MCP connector for your own tools, so don't count on one. What works today is text or email alerts, plus pasting them into Poe. If you want a direct connection, use an AI assistant that supports MCP, as described on fedregtracker.com. The app is free during the beta.

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FAQ

Frequently asked questions.

What does FedReg Tracker follow?

It follows new Federal Register rules, proposed rules and notices on the topics you pick.

What is in an alert?

An alert tells you there is something new on your topic, for example a proposed rule from the EPA whose comments close on a given date. It includes a summary and a Federal Register link.

Does it need Poe?

No. You can get alerts by text, email, or your favorite AI. Poe is one optional place to ask questions about an alert.

Does FedReg Tracker give legal advice or file comments for me?

No. It reports what was published. It never gives legal advice and never acts on its own. You decide whether to read, comment or share.

Is it free?

Yes. The apps are free during the beta.

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