The Trump administration has launched America.gov, a portal intended to give people a single route to federal information and services. AI chatbots from Google and xAI sit at its centre, but the site currently directs users to other government websites rather than completing the transactions promised in the launch order.

The site says it can draw answers from 29,000 government websites, while listed services such as comparing medicine prices or applying for a passport are marked as coming in 2027. The Office of Management and Budget has 90 days to advise agencies on integration. The article also reports conflicting statements about data handling: the site’s privacy policy says approximate location may be shared with AI providers, while the White House says user messages are not sent to them.