Name the case, the drug or the agenda item in plain words. We watch public court pages, agency notices, city agendas and the news, and send one email with the quote and the link once the decision is public.
Docket Alarm’s flat plan is $99 a user a month. RTTNews’s FDA calendar is $99 a month. A watch here is $2.99 for 3 months, paid once.
Type it the way you’d ask a friend, or paste the page if you have one. Answer a question or two with a click. No settings.
We run the check today and show what we’d watch, what counts as news, and the fee.
An email when it happens, with quotes and links as proof. We check daily to weekly, as it needs, not in real time.
Say it the way you’d tell a colleague. We search court pages, FDA notices, city agendas and the news for it.
Not every filing, comment or agenda. An oral argument, a proposed rule or a vote in one chamber isn’t the decision, so it doesn’t count.
$2.99 for 3 months, $7.99 for a year, next to $49 to $99 a month for docket and FDA calendar services.
An introductory offer while we’re new: start any watch free for a month, no card. When it ends, watch again, free while the offer lasts, or for a longer term. Pay once: no subscription, no auto-renew.
Not for your own docket, the court sends you that. It’s for everything else: the related cases, the agency rulings and the hearings you’d otherwise check by hand.
No. We don’t log in anywhere. We see a ruling once it is public: the court’s opinions page, a free copy on CourtListener, the parties or the press. An order in a small case may never be posted. If no page names your case, setup tells you before you pay.
No. We check at most once a day, not at market speed, and the email is not investment advice. For an FDA watch, a match is the approval itself: a filing accepted, a decision date set or an advisory committee vote doesn’t count.
For places whose agendas are on Legistar, PrimeGov or a CivicPlus Agenda Center, we read each new agenda’s item titles and its PDF. Elsewhere we use a web search. We don’t read the documents attached to items, meeting video or minutes.
We can’t draw a circle around your house. Name the street, the project, the applicant or the parcel, and the board, such as the plan commission or the zoning board of appeals.
We check before you pay. If it already happened, we show you the page instead of taking the case.