President Trump launched America.gov, an AI-powered government services hub. It helps citizens navigate federal services and information. The site features a search bar for user questions. All answers come from official government websites with source links. The project began early in Trump’s second administration. It replaces many separate government sites and forms with one entry point. Conversations disappear when users leave, with no personal data stored. Early 2027 will add form submissions like Medicare enrollment and passport applications. Trump signed an executive order requiring agencies to integrate with the site. Joe Gebbia led the design work as U.S. chief design officer.
What changed
Citizens had to search through many separate government websites and forms.
What it unlocks
Asking questions to find and navigate federal services in one place.
- tens of thousands of government websites
- 10,000+ forms
- early 2027 for form submissions
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