What you'll use most
These routes are available now.
- Live search — search the serving database by member name, place, issue, or record identifier, then open the relevant record or entity detail. Search the record.
- Citation-ready references — supported record detail pages provide citation controls tied to source and retrieval metadata. Citation formats explained.
- Debate clip recorder — paste a Parliament TV link, choose or type the moment, and record locally. The recorder also accepts pre-filled source-and-time links; record pages do not create those links yet. Made on your own device, nothing uploaded. Open the clip recorder.
- Use with your AI assistant — give your chosen assistant the text and official links from live record pages, then require every factual claim to cite those materials. How to set it up.
On the way
These surfaces are planned or being onboarded; they are not live workflows yet.
- Unanswered written-question queue — a reconciled person-level view with a verification warning for stale status.
- Constituency mentions in Hansard — place-name matches with confidence and freshness metadata.
- Year-end constituency-report pack — a wider person-level evidence export and clean PDF are planned.
Export a citation pack for an internal briefing
Supported live record pages provide Evidence Pack exports with source links, available retrieval metadata, verbatim excerpts and citation formats. Person-level briefing packs are planned as the browsable member surface is onboarded.
Limits and honesty
The site does no casework intake, constituent records, office notes, or anything touching personal data. It's a read-only public-record lookup. Constituent data stays in your existing office systems.
Coverage at v1 launch is limited to the current UK Parliament — see /coverage for the date boundary and sources. Devolved legislatures and historical Parliaments are on the roadmap, not yet added.
The platform is cross-party. We don't rank, score, or judge — we show what's recorded, with the source kept, and you decide what it means.