Breakdown vs 1000 MORE

Breakdown: Your Voice in Congress Breakdown closes the feedback loop between you and your representatives in Congress. See what they're voting on, vote yourself, and find out where you actually stand with the people representing you — all in one place. As a 501(c)(3) that doesn't accept donations from any political party, Breakdown delivers raw congressional data with no spin, no bias, and no agenda. Key Features Vote on Real Bills: Read AI-generated summaries of actual legislation and cast your own vote — yes or no — so your position is on the record. See your Agreement Score: Find out what percentage you actually agree with your senators and representative, based on real votes — not party labels or media narratives. Track Legislation by Issue: Follow categories like Healthcare, Defense, Climate, Civil Rights, and more. Your feed updates automatically as new bills hit the floor. Explore Representative Profiles: Dig into your reps' voting records, sponsored bills, committee assignments, and career timelines. Real-Time Updates: Get notified as votes happen in the House and Senate so you never miss what matters to you. Breakdown was built to make Congress legible to the people it's supposed to serve. No ads, no paywalls, no political funding — just the information you need to hold your representatives accountable.

1000 MORE is a nonpartisan app dismantling barriers to civic participation and crowdfunding advocacy on bills moving through congress. See every bill that federal elected official in the U.S. are about to vote on and take action. The legislation tracker has summaries of bills written at a third-grade level because 54% of American adults read below a 6th grade level. Each bill has the same action options whether you are for or against the legislation: three options to contact your elected officials, with a script in case you're nervous about what to say, and an option to crowdfund advocacy. This tool helps elected officials keep their finger on the pulse of public opinion in their constituency.