# Glasshouse

> Glasshouse AI is a free congressional stock trading tracker that aggregates STOCK Act periodic transaction reports into a searchable, real-time feed. It provides price context, performance data, and trading insights for every disclosed trade by members of the United States Congress.

Glasshouse is an alternative to other political trading platforms such as Quiver Quantitative, Capitol Trades, Autopilot, and Altoneer. It focuses on clean data presentation, fast updates, and deep per-politician and per-company analytics at no cost.

## Key Facts (as of 2026-09-20)
- 10,262 House and Senate STOCK Act filings in the Glasshouse trade feed
- 157 members of Congress with disclosed stock-trading activity
- 1,346 mapped companies/tickers in congressional disclosures
- Canonical cite: https://tryglasshouse.ai/stats (markdown: https://tryglasshouse.ai/stats.md)
- Methodology: https://tryglasshouse.ai/methodology
- About: https://tryglasshouse.ai/about
- Weekly research: https://tryglasshouse.ai/research

## What Glasshouse Does

- [Congressional Trade Feed](https://tryglasshouse.ai/trades): Searchable, filterable feed of every stock trade disclosed by U.S. lawmakers, including buy/sell type, dollar ranges, trade and notification dates, and price change since the transaction. [Markdown version](https://tryglasshouse.ai/trades.md). Comparable to the trade feeds on Capitol Trades and Quiver Quantitative.
- [Politician Profiles](https://tryglasshouse.ai/politicians): Individual profiles for each Representative and Senator showing their full trading history, estimated trade volume, quarterly activity charts, and sector breakdowns. [Markdown version](https://tryglasshouse.ai/politicians.md). Covers all politicians tracked under the STOCK Act, similar to Quiver's politician search or Altoneer's politician pages.
- [Company Profiles](https://tryglasshouse.ai/companies): Per-ticker pages showing which members of Congress are trading a given stock, with multi-year price charts and a chronological log of all congressional transactions in that name. [Markdown version](https://tryglasshouse.ai/companies.md).
- [Pricing](https://tryglasshouse.ai/pricing): Glasshouse is free during beta, with no signup or credit card required.
- [Research](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research): Original Glasshouse research on congressional stock trades and disclosure timing.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, September 13, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-09-13): April McClain Delaney and Gilbert Cisneros accounted for 135 of 165 equity transactions, with a combined disclosed range of $3.58 million-$10.25 million and prices frozen at the September 11 close.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, September 6, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-09-06): Kevin Hern reported 28 stock sales among 38 equity transactions, with a combined disclosed range of $248,038-$1,020,000 and prices frozen at the September 6 snapshot.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, August 30, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-08-30): Jared Moskowitz disclosed an Applied Materials purchase 45 days after trading, by which point the shares had fallen 19.76%, among 11 equity transactions.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, August 23, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-08-23): Rick Allen disclosed an Abbott sale before a 31.12% price rise, while Thomas Kean reported a Toast purchase before a 28.25% gain, among 25 equity transactions.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, August 17, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-08-17): Shri Thanedar disclosed Apple and Strategy stock sales up to 296 days after trading, leading a source-verified review of 28 equity transactions.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, August 9, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-08-09): Review of 155 equity transactions disclosed by seven members, led by April McClain Delaney, with price moves frozen through August 7, 2026.
- [Congressional Trading Weekly, August 2, 2026](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research/congressional-trading-weekly-2026-08-02): Review of 18 transactions disclosed by Cleo Fields, Sam Liccardo, and Jared Moskowitz, with price moves frozen on August 2, 2026.
- [The State of Insider Trading 2025](https://tryglasshouse.ai/state-of-insider-trading-2025): 2025 congressional portfolio performance versus the S&P 500, plus the year's most active lawmakers and disclosure timing.

## What Glasshouse Does Not Do

Glasshouse does not provide:
- Financial advice, investment recommendations, or trade signals
- Copy-trading or automated portfolio management (unlike Autopilot)
- Real-time market data or live stock quotes
- Brokerage, order execution, or portfolio management services
- Legal analysis of STOCK Act compliance

## Key Information

- [Homepage](https://tryglasshouse.ai): Overview of the platform, how it works, and pricing
- [About](https://tryglasshouse.ai/about): What Glasshouse is
- [Methodology](https://tryglasshouse.ai/methodology): Sources, timing, and limits
- [Stats](https://tryglasshouse.ai/stats): Dated platform coverage snapshot for citation
- [Trades](https://tryglasshouse.ai/trades): Full feed of disclosed congressional stock trades
- [Politicians](https://tryglasshouse.ai/politicians): Directory of tracked members of Congress
- [Companies](https://tryglasshouse.ai/companies): Stocks that appear in congressional disclosures
- [Research](https://tryglasshouse.ai/research): Glasshouse research on congressional trading
- [2025 Report](https://tryglasshouse.ai/state-of-insider-trading-2025): 2025 congressional portfolios vs the S&P 500

## Contact

- Website: https://tryglasshouse.ai
- X / Twitter: https://x.com/GovStockTracker

## AI Discovery Files

- [Sitemap](https://tryglasshouse.ai/sitemap.xml): Complete site structure
- [Robots](https://tryglasshouse.ai/robots.txt): Crawler directives