The White House has launched America.gov, consolidating approximately 29,000 federal websites into a single dialogue entry point. Users can ask questions in one sentence, and the system aggregates answers, sources, and next steps only from official sources, avoiding the need to open multiple tabs on agency sites.

On the same day, the President signed an executive order requiring agencies to quickly connect to this portal and integrate Login.gov, designating it as the unified front door for federal information services. Currently, the focus is on Q&A without requiring accounts; by 2027, the plan is to allow applications, registrations, and progress tracking through dialogue. Tax-related and national security functions are excluded from mandatory coverage.

Joe Gebbia, the U.S. Chief Design Officer and co-founder of Airbnb, stated that the underlying technology uses Gemini and Grok, with the search scope limited to official websites. He noted that federal sites receive about 40 million visits per month, and the current experience still heavily relies on printing, faxing, and phone calls. Secretary of State Marco Rubio demonstrated that by 2027, it is expected to complete the first passport application at the same entry point, including retrieving existing identity information, taking photos, making payments, and tracking logistics.

Medicare eligibility explanations, student loan inquiries, park camping, and social security verification are listed as Q&A scenarios; marriage name changes are used as cross-agency guidance cases. The press conference emphasized that the second phase will not only allow inquiries but also processing, with live demonstrations of future processes, which does not mean that all federal business is currently closed-loop. The General Services Administration is responsible for operations and maintenance, while the National Design Studio is in charge of design, including some former efficiency department personnel.

In market mechanisms, this is an executive order-driven centralized entry. The buyer is the federal government consolidating dispersed traffic into a single dialogue box, while the sellers are the models and cloud providers. Funds are flowing from the digital budget to Gemini, Grok, and portal projects, with Google and xAI receiving official scenarios, putting pressure on independent agency websites and window services. The event-driven nature is strong, and pricing power will only shift from the guidance level to the transaction level after the 2027 agency processing launch.

Source: Public Information