Organizations pay. Residents stay free.

Local publishers who want every meeting covered without a reporter. Civic groups, HOAs, and chambers that brief members by hand. City staff who want informed residents without a newsroom. Residents and local politicians get the same week by email, free. Organizations pay.

A this-week brief for your town — every relevant meeting, a plain highlight, and official agenda links when posted — plus the government catalog (upcoming and the last 90 days) and From the Records (minutes-derived decisions with source links). Sunday email and/or a place-named site; a mid-week note when a packet posts or revises. Publishers can pull the same meetings through the API. Residents and local politicians can act before the vote.

Monthly subscription: Email digest $39/mo, branded site $49/mo, or email + site $59/mo. Cancel anytime. Cities, publishers, and civic groups pay — residents and local politicians subscribe free on place sites that offer email.

Sign in, map your catchment, confirm sources, pick email and/or a place site, then subscribe. After checkout, open the public site and send a test digest from the hub. Prefer to evaluate first? Open the Big Bear demo with no account — that’s the resident view you’d put in front of your town.

Daily life is decided by more than one dais. Water, fire, schools, and special districts sit on separate websites. CivicCatch watches that whole map for one place.

No. We’re an independent early-warning hub. Timing, packets, and final decisions always live on the agency’s site — we point there on purpose.

No. We publish cited agenda highlights with source links. Vote outcomes and dollar claims aren’t auto-written from agendas alone.

CivicCatch is a product of SAUERAPPLE LLC, a California company. It is independent software — not a newsroom and not an official government service. Privacy and terms are on the marketing site.