Regbase uses industry-leading AI agents to identify regulatory changes other platforms miss: draft bills, obscure local websites, non-English sources, and the opportunities hiding in them. Make your regulatory tracker in minutes, not days.
Teams that need to track new laws still rely heavily on manual research. The updates that matter most are often posted to obscure local websites, draft bill portals, consultation pages, social media accounts, and other sources search engines and language models never see.
Draft bills, consultation pages, and municipal compliance notices posted to obscure government sites, never indexed by traditional search engines.
Regbase found a regulation that required visitors to watch a video advertisement before loading the page.
Laws published only in the original jurisdiction's language — Japanese, Arabic, Portuguese, Korean — and untranslated by media.
Regbase tracked dozens of emerging rules across APAC and LATAM that never appeared in any English-language publication.
Regulators increasingly post updates to LinkedIn, X, and Facebook before — or instead of — publishing them officially.
Regbase discovered one country's new employment rule announced only via a minister's LinkedIn post and nowhere else.
PDFs behind QR codes, consultation portals that require registration, and documents delivered by email only to specific mailing lists.
Regbase uncovered a compliance requirement embedded in a QR code printed on a regional ministry flyer.
If a regulation isn't in English, isn't covered by the media, or applies only at the local level, it can be nearly impossible to find.
Regbase uses an AI-driven approach to search for and analyze original government sources no matter the language or jurisdiction. Traditional databases miss what they don't already know about.
AI Agents search the web for relevant results.
The Regbase agent uses many search providers to build an complete database. Each result is matched to the official legal text. Results are filtered based on natural language and understanding of the regulatory environment.
Country, State, Local · Any language
Ask questions about all laws included in the database.
Regulations can be automatically analyzed to answer key questions. Ask questions about deadlines, penalties or anything else. The official text is used to ensure accuracy and answers cite specific sections of the document.
Natural language questions · Citations
Recieve automatic updates in your inbox.
Regbase can will update the database in the background and send alerts to your email. Configure what you're interested in with natural language, or check for updates in the platform at any time.
Email alerts · Customizable
Regbase continuously identifies the legal and policy developments that matter: draft bills, final rules, consultations, enforcement moves, and regulator commentary across the jurisdictions you actually care about.
Give me a list of all laws related to Topic in All 50 US States
| Name | Topic tags | Last change | Status | Key highlights |
|---|---|---|---|---|
AIhealthcarefinanceeducationemploymentdisclosure requirements | Apr 1, 2026 | Proposed | Comprehensive AI legislation classifying AI risks, imposing fines and possible prison terms, and creating three regulatory bodies for oversight, ethics, and safety. Businesses using AI in sectors such as healthcare, finance, education, employment, or public administration may need to conduct human rights and workforce impact assessments, maintain detailed records, and submit compliance reports to regulators. | |
AIhealthcareinsurancehuman-in-the-loop | Mar 5, 2026 | ProposedExposure Draft | Prohibits health carriers from using AI or algorithms to deny prior authorization requests, while allowing AI to expedite approvals. Applies to prospective, concurrent, and retroactive utilization reviews and requires human (licensed provider) review for denials. | |
AIESGdisclosure requirementsIFRS S1/S2 | Apr 1, 2026 | Open for Commentaryuntil Jun 6, 2026 | A public consultation by the Accounting Standards Board (ASB) Nepal proposing Nepal Sustainability Reporting Standards (NSRS) aligned with IFRS S1 and S2. Requires Nepalese entities that are required to prepare financial reports to disclose sustainability and climate-related financial information, with phased implementation and relief measures. | |
prediction marketssports betting | Apr 8, 2026 | Proposed | Creates a new felony offense that broadly defines and prohibits commercial "prediction markets" including wagers on athletic and esports events, elections, disasters, legal actions, public statements, weather, and similar outcomes. Introduces various measures attempting to prevent prediction markets platforms such as Polymarket and Kalshi from operating in the state. |
Regbase serves lawyers, researchers, compliance officers, and government vendors whose work depends on spotting the rules that others overlook. We tune coverage to your practice and your jurisdictions.
State-level pay-transparency rules, remote-work requirements, NLRB actions, and cross-border employment law updates.
Employment lawyers · HR leadership · global mobility teams
The EU AI Act, U.S. state-level AI laws, federal agency guidance, model-risk frameworks, and sector-specific AI rules.
AI counsel · policy leads · product counsel at AI-first firms
HIPAA, FDA, and state-level healthcare regulations, including obscure jurisdictional requirements most monitors miss.
Healthcare lawyers · compliance officers · regulatory affairs
CCPA, GDPR, and state-level privacy regulations, including obscure jurisdictional requirements most monitors miss.
Privacy lawyers · compliance officers · regulatory affairs
RFPs, grants, procurement updates, and local compliance mandates for state and municipal government contractors.
Business development · government relations · sales teams
CSRD, SEC climate disclosure, Scope 3 requirements, and greenhouse-gas reporting rules across 45+ countries.
ESG & sustainability counsel · disclosure teams · consultancies
SEC private-fund rules, state-level PE regulations, portfolio-company compliance mandates, and LP transparency requirements.
Fund counsel · compliance officers · legal operations
FDA, financial services, life sciences, telecom, and energy compliance — including obscure jurisdictional requirements most monitors miss.
In-house counsel · compliance · regulatory affairs
“Regbase began with a question: why should associates at the world's best law firms spend nights hunting for regulatory updates across languages and jurisdictions when AI could do the first pass — and humans could verify the rest? We built the platform we wished we'd had.”
Before founding Regbase, Natalie was a regulatory researcher at Paul, Weiss, where she supported one of the firm's largest multinational clients. When the team needed to track new legislation across 45 countries simultaneously, no tool could do it.
They resorted to manual searches and retaining local counsel in each jurisdiction. Regbase was built to solve exactly that problem, catching the developments that tools like Legora, ChatGPT, Harvey, and even local counsel consistently miss.
Ethan built the agentic search platform that enables Regbase to create regulatory databases in real time. He is a leader in agentic workflows and has pioneered agentic research frameworks.
He has over a decade of experience in a wide array of engineering roles at Microsoft, Citadel, and most recently as a Staff Engineer at Vercel, where he led security observability before leaving to build Regbase.
Isiah began his career as a paralegal and researcher at Paul, Weiss, working directly alongside attorneys on litigation and corporate matters, including serving litigation teams in the Southern District of New York. He later joined Sodali & Co as a senior consultant advising on ESG and regulatory compliance across jurisdictions.
His experience shapes how Regbase approaches research, tracking what gets enacted and identifying the agency guidance, enforcement trends, and developments that directly impact client obligations and opportunities.
Book a 30-minute demo with Natalie. We'll walk through the practice areas and jurisdictions you need to cover, show you real findings from this week, and give you a trial tailored to your team.
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