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goflash is an AI news app for the public record. It turns bills, rules, hearings, court opinions, agency actions, and state legislation into readable, source-grounded news. Read the feed for daily coverage, ask follow-up questions on articles, and use Research when you want to go deeper into the records yourself.
I built goflash because a huge amount of public life happens in documents most people never read: bills, rules, court opinions, hearings, agency actions, and state legislation.
Newsrooms cannot cover all of that manually. Most tools built around the public record are dashboards for professionals. goflash is meant to be a consumer news app for everyone else.
The product uses agents to read public records, decide what is worth covering, write readable articles, and keep the source attached so readers can inspect where claims came from.
Under the hood, goflash is reading across 7.6M+ indexed public-record documents, with 8,000+ added daily, and we’re expanding the source base so coverage keeps getting broader.
You can use goflash to:
- Read original articles from primary records - Follow a personalized feed
- Get daily briefings from agents watching what changed - Search across the record in natural language - Ask questions with article chat and Research - Use it on web or iPhone
I’d love feedback on whether it feels like a news app first, whether the source trail is clear, and what topics you would want it to cover next.
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About goflash on Product Hunt
“AI-native newsroom for the public record.”
goflash was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 0 upvotes and 1 comments, placing #134 on the daily leaderboard. goflash is an AI news app for the public record. It turns bills, rules, hearings, court opinions, agency actions, and state legislation into readable, source-grounded news. Read the feed for daily coverage, ask follow-up questions on articles, and use Research when you want to go deeper into the records yourself.
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Yacob
Hey Product Hunt - I’m the founder of goflash.
I built goflash because a huge amount of public life happens in documents most people never read: bills, rules, court opinions, hearings, agency actions, and state legislation.
Newsrooms cannot cover all of that manually. Most tools built around the public record are dashboards for professionals. goflash is meant to be a consumer news app for everyone else.
The product uses agents to read public records, decide what is worth covering, write readable articles, and keep the source attached so readers can inspect where claims came from.
Under the hood, goflash is reading across 7.6M+ indexed public-record documents, with 8,000+ added daily, and we’re expanding the source base so coverage keeps getting broader.
You can use goflash to:
- Read original articles from primary records
- Follow a personalized feed
- Get daily briefings from agents watching what changed
- Search across the record in natural language
- Ask questions with article chat and Research
- Use it on web or iPhone
I’d love feedback on whether it feels like a news app first, whether the source trail is clear, and what topics you would want it to cover next.