Olympia.
BillFold tracks bills for you, reading every bill in Olympia against each client. It flags what needs your attention, explains what it means for them, and alerts you when it moves. Built for the solo contract lobbyist and the small firm.

You define the positions they hold, the statutes that govern them, the programs they run. From then on every bill filed in Olympia is read against that description. You don't go looking for their bills, they come looking for you.

Session is loud. As bills are filed and amended, BillFold assesses each one against each client so you can sort your book by what actually needs you.
BillFold shows you a relevance score from 0 to 100. Matches and scores are based on the keywords, statutes and profile you wrote.
Receive a weekly report on relevant bills, read with your client's interests in mind. On the rare quiet day it simply says you're clear.

The adopted amendment narrows the exemption to firms under 100 employees.
Why it matters: their Tacoma facilities lose the carveout your position depends on.
Immediate action: contact the sponsor before the concurrence vote.
Open a bill and you see every client it touches, each with its own analysis. When an amendment lands, you see what changed and what it means for each client. Ask a question and the answer cites the section it relies on, with a link into the text.
The data comes straight from the Legislature's own systems, and every answer links to its source.

Use BillFold on the web at your desk, and on iOS when you're at the Capitol or on the road.
The whole roster at once: research, position, and the client paperwork.
Built to be mobile friendly for when you are in the hallways, hearing rooms and the gallery.


Same book, wherever you're standing.
BillFold is in closed beta for the 2027 session, by invite only.