All of Spanish politics, in one question
FREN is the AI assistant specialised in politics, regulation and public affairs. Ask it in natural language and get reasoned answers —with charts, hemicycles and tables— always citing the official source.
Hot topics of the last 3 months
The topics most present in the Diarios de Sesiones over the last 3 months, and which parties drive them. The thickness of each flow shows its prominence in the debate. Filter by chamber or click on a topic or party.
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Affinity between groups based on how often they vote the same way in the Pleno del Congreso (last 3 months). The thicker and shorter the connection, the greater the agreement.
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Explore votes in FRENQuestion of the day, answered by AI
Each day FREN picks a relevant news story and answers it citing official sources and posts by political officials.
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Try FREN for freeFrequently asked questions
Everything you need to know about FREN, the AI assistant from Vinces and Demócrata for politics, regulation and public affairs.
FREN The AI assistant for Public Affairs
What is FREN?
The AI assistant specialised and expert in politics, regulation and public affairs. You ask in natural language and it works, researches and gives you the latest in these fields, always citing the official source.
Who is it for?
For Public Affairs departments, legal and compliance teams, consultancies and law firms, associations, researchers, journalists and any decision-maker who needs to follow political news rigorously.
What can I ask it?
Anything about regulation, decision-makers, votes, session diaries or political news, just as you would ask an expert. You don’t need exact searches or filters.
What modules does it have?
Five: Laws & Regulation, Decision-makers, Votes, Diarios de Sesiones and Political news. Each connects to different official sources and they can be combined in a single query.
What does the Laws & Regulation module do?
It tracks initiatives and legislation in real time (Congreso, Senado, regional chambers, ministries, regional departments and official gazettes), identifies what affects you and anticipates changes.
And the Decision-makers module?
It identifies and tracks public decision-makers: the structure of chambers and governments, career history, social media presence and stated positions.
And the Votes module?
It maps the hemicycle with each group’s and MP’s vote, and analyses patterns, alliances and possible majorities.
And Diarios de Sesiones?
It analyses the full parliamentary debate: who spoke, on what topic and with what intensity, with verbatim quotes and a link to the source.
And Political news?
Press releases from ministries and agencies, the institutional agenda and regulatory updates, filtered by sector.
How does it work?
You ask the question in natural language; FREN retrieves information from official sources in real time, cross-references data across modules and builds a reasoned answer with text, charts, hemicycles and tables.
What is semantic search?
FREN doesn’t search for exact words but for the meaning of your query. If you ask about “clean energy”, it also finds “renewables”, “green transition” or “decarbonisation”, even if you don’t use those words.
Is it reliable? How does it avoid AI hallucinations?
FREN first retrieves information from official sources and then generates the answer over those documents (RAG technique), citing the exact source. If it doesn’t have enough data, it says so instead of making things up.
What are Pro and Think modes?
Two ways of answering depending on the question: Pro runs a deep analysis with intermediate reasoning (~1 min); Think researches exhaustively, checking several sources (several minutes). The answer streams in as it is generated.
How do credits work?
FREN uses a credit system consumed on each query: simple questions cost less than those crossing several sources, and Pro mode uses fewer than Think. You can start with the free trial and then buy the package that fits your usage.
Does it cite sources?
Always. Every answer cites the exact source (parliamentary session, document URL or social media post) so you can verify it. All information is official and verified.
How is it different from ChatGPT?
FREN accesses Spanish official sources in real time (BOE, session diaries, initiatives, votes) and cites the exact source; a general-purpose chatbot can’t reach those sources.
Does it cover the regional parliaments?
Yes. The Cortes Generales and all regional parliaments and governments.
Are there team and company accounts?
Yes. Each user has their own profile, chats and private history, while credits are shared across the organisation, with an administrator account that manages them centrally.
Are my queries private and is it GDPR-compliant?
Yes. Your queries are private and are not used to train models; data is stored encrypted in the European Union in accordance with the GDPR.
How do I start?
Free 15-day trial, no card and no commitment, at fren.democrata.es. Cancel whenever you want.