About

AI-forward, human-led. Road-tested. Built for California.

A team of software engineers building legislative intelligence the way Capitol clients said they needed it. One conversation at a time.

Our story

Software people who learned the building.

If you have re-read a bill three times to find what changed, heard about an amendment later than you wanted, or sat in the chamber with your phone out waiting on a result, we have seen it. We have spent years in the Capitol watching good teams work that hard for information that should have come to them.

RTG's foundation is Cirkadia, a software and AI engineering studio that designs, builds and runs data-driven, AI-forward systems for teams whose work runs on deadlines. That engineering is layered with decades of Capitol expertise. RTG is road-tested through real California sessions and shaped by the teams who use it.

So we brought modern, lightweight engineering, and tools that are more timely and more collaborative, to the people who needed them most.

If you are a small shop, an association, a union or an advocate doing this work without a research department behind you, we built it for you.

Our data comes from sources we do not control, on the Legislature's schedule rather than ours. We get it right anyway, because if it is wrong or late, you are the one who walks into the client meeting with it.

What changes for you
01
Efficiency

Your morning starts with what moved.

Every bill, version and committee analysis, read and compared before you sit down, so you start with what matters instead of a stack to get through.

02
Discoverability

You hear it first.

RTG reads every amendment in the session, not just your list, so a bill you never tracked reaches you when it starts to matter.

03
Collaboration

Everyone knows who has what.

A name, a position and a note on every bill, with a nudge when something is due. One whip count your whole coalition shares.

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One product, every shop

A two-person firm and a statewide association get the same whole thing.

Nothing metered, nothing held back for a higher tier.

You don't have to take our word for it. Put RTG on your own bills for 14 days, and when you have a question, the answer comes from the people who build it.

Roll call

The crew. RTG never blinks.

The people who build RTG, run it, and answer when you write in. The reading is automated. The judgment is not.

Joe Nachilo
Builds the product

Joe Nachilo

Architect

For more than twenty years the consulting architect of the California Assembly's electronic floor voting system. Builds systems that are not allowed to fail in public.

Aud Nachilo
Builds the product

Aud Nachilo

Crew lead, product

Thirty years of shipping production software. Designs and builds the product experiences that turn a firehose of bills and votes into something a team can act on.

Tio Satria
Builds the product

Tio Satria

Full-stack developer

Builds the parts you meet without noticing: the parsers, the background jobs, the plumbing that keeps the data honest.

Rory Hinchey
Keeps it running

Rory Hinchey

Platform operations

Runs the overnight checks on the pipeline, so a California session opens with everything already in its place.

Matt Powers
Knows the building

Matt Powers

Advisor, industry relations

RTG's presence in the Capitol community. A name a lot of people in the building already know.

Kristine Joy Cabrales
Makes it click

Kristine Joy Cabrales

Onboarding, support and outreach

The one on the other end when you write in, from your first week through your second session.

Ernesto Uribe
Opens the door

Ernesto Uribe

Field operations

Wiring up how RTG reaches the rest of California. English and Spanish.

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Works the halls · next session

To be called

The chair is real and the nameplate is blank. If you know your way around the building, introduce yourself.

The support commitment

Engineer-led, not handed off.

When something breaks, you are talking to the people who built it. One phone number, one team, in Sacramento.

  • (916) 241-3436 · support@realtimegov.com
  • Onboarding run by the people who build the product
  • The roadmap visible to every customer, inside the product
The cycle

Listen. Build. Ship. Return.

How a Capitol conversation becomes a feature, and how the next one starts. Between Listen and Build there is a mock: most features begin as a throwaway prototype built in hours, so an idea can be judged on a screen before any real code gets written.

How we think

Six principles. Stated so you can hold us to them.

01 · AI

AI-forward, human-led.

The AI does a job an engineer defined: what it does, what it can see, what happens when it is not sure. It does not replace the judgment that moves a whip count.

02 · CALIFORNIA

California-deep, not California-shaped.

A mile deep on one state rather than fifty states an inch thick. If you don't work California legislation, we will tell you RTG isn't for you.

03 · YOUR SHOP

One product, every shop.

Rename the fields the way your organization talks. Switch off what you never touch and it is gone for everyone.

04 · SUPPORT

Engineer-led, not handed off.

One number, one team, and the people who answer are the people who build.

05 · ROADMAP

No black box.

Every customer sees the roadmap from inside the product.

06 · ROAD-TESTED

Shipped, not promised.

What we don't do is sell you a roadmap and call it a product. Where something is still being built, we say so.

Try it on your own bills.

See what changes in your next working week.

Track the California bills that matter to your team. Review amendments, prepare for hearings, and share positions and assignments in one workspace. Free for 14 days, no credit card, with optional setup help.

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