GoDOGE tracks documented government waste and efficiency reform in the United States. Federal data updates automatically from official public sources. Ledger cases are curated by hand from public audit records: GAO reports, Inspectors General, and state auditors.
Federal watchdogs publish thousands of findings every year and most never reach the public. We are changing that, one documented case at a time.
GuideCeiling value is not savings, and savings is not cash recovered. A practitioner's guide to what the federal numbers actually mean.
PerspectiveEvery administration announces an efficiency drive. The reforms that survived share three unglamorous habits.
US FEDERAL DATA. The Savings, Spend, Workforce, and Regulations pages mirror official public sources: the federal DOGE API, Treasury's USAspending, the Federal Register, and OPM FedScope. When those sources update, this site follows automatically.
THE LEDGER. Cases are compiled by hand from US public audit institutions: GAO reports, agency Inspectors General, and state auditors. Every entry cites its source document. Nothing is published from rumor.
WHO WE ARE. GoDOGE is written by practitioners with careers in US law enforcement and public administration.