Government policy,
tracked and compared.
PolicyOS reads official government websites every day, turns changes in climate, trade and immigration policy into simple scores, and links every number back to where it came from.
Policy changes faster than anyone can read it. A number in a news story may be a year old, or come from a draft that never passed. PolicyOS reads the official page, records what it said and when, and links every score back to the sentence it came from.
Directly from government websites such as GOV.UK, US immigration and German environment ministry pages. If a site changes or goes down, we notice and flag it.
Each country gets a 0–100 score for climate, trade and immigration. Higher means more ambitious climate action, more open trade, or more open immigration.
Most scores start from a researched estimate and are updated only when a real policy change is found. Estimates are always labelled.
What you can do here
Policy news is scattered across hundreds of government websites. PolicyOS brings it together in one place you can check.
Reads the fine print
Opens each policy page to pick out the key numbers — tax rates, quotas, deadlines.
Full history
See how each policy changed over time, with a link to every original source.
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Every number on PolicyOS links back to the government page it came from, so you can check it yourself.