For newsrooms & journalists
Never miss a story breaking at city hall
Locunity covers every meeting on your beat, flags the newsworthy moment buried in hour two, and hands you a sourced draft before you've left the parking lot.
The problem
The meetings that make news happen faster than one reporter can cover
One reporter, a hundred meetings
City council, planning, school board, county supervisors — your beat spans more public bodies than any newsroom can staff, and the story is always in the room you skipped.
The lede is buried in hour two
The vote that matters rarely happens on schedule. By the time anyone reviews the recording, the competition has already posted.
Public records, private bottleneck
Agendas, minutes, and video are technically public — but scattered across dozens of portals nobody has time to monitor every day.
Local coverage collapsed first
As newsrooms shrank, civic coverage was the first to go. The meetings that shape your community go unwatched and unreported.
How it works
From meeting to published in three steps
- 1
Set your beat
Tell Locunity the jurisdictions, issues, people, and keywords you cover. Add as many public bodies as your beat touches.
- 2
We sit through every meeting
Locunity watches and transcribes every council, commission, board, and county meeting 24/7 — and reads the agendas before they happen.
- 3
Get the story first
Receive a 5-minute briefing after every meeting and an instant alert when something newsworthy surfaces — with quotes, context, and a draft ready to file.
Built for newsrooms
Everything you need to cover every meeting on your beat
Real-time meeting reports
A Politico-style briefing after every meeting, with the key votes, quotes, and what-it-means already written up.
Newsworthy alerts
Get pinged the moment a vote, controversy, or your tracked topic surfaces — even in the meetings you couldn't watch.
One-click first drafts
Turn any meeting into a publishable first draft, social post, or newsletter item with sourced quotes and timestamps.
Searchable transcripts
Every word of every meeting, fully searchable with speaker labels and jump-to-video timestamps.
Coverage tracking
See which meetings across your whole beat you've covered — and which ones still need a story.
Scales with your newsroom
Add public bodies one at a time, from a single city hall to regional and statewide coverage.
Trusted infrastructure for local democracy
Locunity is backed by the Safe AI Fund, with a founding team and advisors from Y Combinator, Washington Post, Reuters, CBS, Twitch, and local government — and it already powers civic coverage for community newsrooms and advocacy organizations.
- 100+
- jurisdictions covered and growing nationwide
- 24/7
- monitoring of every public meeting and agenda
- 5 min
- to read what used to take an 8-hour meeting
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Custom plans for teams
Built for newsrooms and teams working across many jurisdictions. Everything in Free, plus multi-jurisdiction coverage and team workflows.
Frequently asked questions
- What is AI public meeting coverage?
- It is the use of AI to watch, transcribe, and summarize public government meetings so journalists get reports, quotes, and alerts without manually viewing hours of video. Locunity provides AI public meeting coverage across every jurisdiction on your beat.
- Does Locunity write articles for journalists?
- Locunity produces sourced first drafts, briefings, and social posts from meeting transcripts in one click, with quotes and jump-to-video timestamps — a starting point your reporters edit and verify before publishing.
- Can a small newsroom cover its whole beat with Locunity?
- Yes. Locunity monitors every public body on your beat 24/7 and flags the newsworthy moments, so a small team can cover far more meetings than they could attend.