Monitor your race across 14 platforms and the press. Search debates, forums, town halls, and podcasts by word or speaker, and get a daily brief in your inbox.
Posts, comments and press across fourteen platforms, plus state and FEC data — caught while it is still small, and compiled into a brief you actually read.
Debates, forums, town halls, podcasts and legislative floor sessions — yours and your opponent’s — transcribed with every speaker labeled, so a line said on tape is as findable as a tweet. Floor sessions are transcribed even where C-SPAN never published a transcript of its own, and the video master is kept alongside the audio.
One real workflow, running live — the Research Book covers the opponent, the War Room turns that research into content, and the Briefing Room rolls it into the daily plan. Click any card to look inside.
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Get one email each morning with changes from overnight monitoring, recommended actions, and links to the supporting evidence.
Every tool feeds one secure hub — and the Command Center turns that intelligence into campaign-ready content.
Store, organize, search, and query all your intelligence in one secure location
Bring your own research or use ours. The Command Center works with any intelligence.
Monitoring reads what gets written. Clip Library handles what gets said out loud — every debate, forum, town hall and podcast archived, transcribed with speaker labels, and searchable by the word, with the exact segment one click from your editor’s timeline.
Type a phrase, land on the second it was said, download the clip — then let the library run on its own: followed channels arrive transcribed and AI-tagged every morning, and standing asks flag the moments that matter. Every tab below is clickable.
Illustrative
“…and I’ll say it again: we will never raise property taxes on seniors in this state…”
“…your record on property taxes says otherwise, and voters have noticed…”
“…you voted to raise property taxes three times — walk me through that…”
“…look, property taxes have to be on the table this year…”
“…the bond measure deserves a fair hearing before November…”
Upload a recording to get a searchable transcript with speaker labels. Find a phrase, jump to the moment, and download the clip for your editor.
Paste up to 20 links at once — YouTube, Rumble, Facebook, TikTok — or upload video and audio files in batches, up to 5 GB each. Every video is archived, so the clip survives even if the original is taken down.
Four national news channels are captured around the clock and transcribed straight into your library — nothing to set up, nothing to follow. Add your opponent’s channel or a local station’s feed and every new video lands the same way, transcribed, every day.
Transcripts arrive with speakers separated and labeled. Name a speaker once and it applies across the video — so you can search not just what was said, but who said it.
A phrase search returns every moment it was spoken, across every video you have. Click a result and the player jumps to that second. Mark in and out, and download the segment as an editor-ready MP4.
Give the library a standing ask — a contradiction, an attack line, a topic — and the AI reviews every new video as it arrives, flagging the moments that match so you see them the same day they air.
Describe the video you want and it assembles from the moments you have saved, narrated in a voice of your choosing. The finished file lands in the library alongside the clips it was cut from, ready to download.
The clearest way to show what Clip Library does is a build we ran for a competitive U.S. Senate race. The team needed years of an opponent’s media appearances — cable hits, floor speeches, his own channel’s uploads — searchable before a major policy fight. Clip Library ingested the full archive with speaker-labeled transcripts, and the war room was searching it the next morning.
“The enemy is inside the gates.”
Opponent’s own channel — archived, transcribed, and clipped in Clip Library
The line the ad was built around was said once, on one cable hit, months earlier. A phrase search found it instantly, the player jumped to the moment, and the editor had the MP4 the same hour — no scrubbing, no rewatching, no guessing which appearance it was.
Your archive, daily updates, and finished clips.
Every video transcribed, speaker-labeled, and searchable by the word — organized in collections your whole team shares.
Search to clip in seconds
Mark the segment and download the MP4 — ready for Premiere, ads, and social without a re-clipping step.
Direct MP4 download
The channels you follow are checked daily and new videos arrive already transcribed and AI-tagged.
Auto-ingested daily
Standing asks review every new video for the moments you told the library to watch for.
AI standing watch
Describe what you want and the saved moments assemble into one video, narrated in a voice of your choosing — downloadable from the library it was built in.
Compiled and narrated
Booking the podcast is the easy part. A Media Impact Readout measures what came out of it — every clip cut from the appearance, who posted it, what the press did with it, and which sources were searched to find out. Every figure is read off the platform itself on a stated date. Nothing is estimated or modelled.
He went on the show to test a message. The moment that travelled was a 75-second aside about somebody else entirely — 480,656 views across two platforms, the single biggest item of the whole appearance. The clip the show cut on the message he actually came to make did about a seventh of that.
Four of the six clips were posted by channels with no connection to the show. All four attacked him; none were supportive. The largest of them out-drew the interview itself by nearly two to one, and outside cuts kept appearing for two weeks after the tape went up.
Counts read from each platform on one stated date, five months after the appearance
Each clip named and linked, with its platform, the date it went up, its views and reactions, and whether the show cut it or somebody else did.
Attributed, not aggregated
Every article named, dated, and linked. Articles carry no likes or shares, so coverage is counted and named rather than given a number it doesn’t have.
Named outlets
What appeared when — the same-day cut, the hostile one that landed within hours, the press catching up two days later, and the clip still being made two weeks on.
Dated, item by item
What was run on each channel and what each returned. Ten subreddits on two backends came back with nothing — that is in the readout as a result, not left out as a gap.
Every channel reported
It also says what it cannot count. No podcast platform publishes plays or downloads, and some platforms publish no counts at all — the readout names those items and leaves them uncounted instead of filling the hole with an estimate. What an appearance is worth is decided by which sixty seconds get cut and posted, and that choice is usually made by somebody other than the campaign.
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Point us at your race — the platforms to watch, the opponent channels and local stations to follow, the filings to track. We will set up the monitoring, load the archive, and hand your team the search box. Ask for a walkthrough on the live sample library.