Ask about any local law in plain English — AI answers with citations, no legal jargon.
LocalGov.AI answers one kind of question most government sites refuse to simplify: what does my local law actually say? Enter a city, ask in plain English, and the AI explains the ordinance or policy with citations and disclaimers attached — no legal jargon. The homepage embeds a live demo: Phoenix, AZ, and a parking question, with an AI response preview right on the page.
The README is unusually transparent about how it was made: the project was "developed using Bolt.new," with "Primary Development Platform: Built entirely with Bolt.new," full-stack Next.js inside the Bolt environment, and production-ready deployment. The repo (kroszborg/localgov.ai) is at version 2.0 with streaming responses, smart caching, markdown rendering, and keyboard shortcuts; the site claims 10,000+ questions answered across 500+ cities.
It is the rare vibe-coded civic tool that kept shipping past the hackathon demo: 30 commits, a v2.0 with real engineering concerns (95% faster repeat queries via a one-hour smart cache), and a clear free-forever signup funnel. A solid example of Bolt-built software doing unglamorous public-good work.
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