se·lah /ˈsiːlə/

Most software helps you do more.
SELAHAI tells you when to stop.

You cannot read six states' licensing codes every week. We do, and we tell you the part that touches your facilities — what changed, where, and by when. Then we keep the record of what you did about it.

Put your states on the radar → See what we caught
Day 0 — a rule changes
Ohio Adm. Code §5101:2-16-07 amended
Published where you weren't looking.
Radar catches it
Matched to the affected centres
A relevance score points at the facilities a change touches.
Monday 07:00
The brief lands
What changed, where, and by when. One brief, Monday, and only Monday.
Jan 15, 2026
The deadline
You knew on day one.
The pause is the product. illustrative
Pause
We hold fire while we watch — no noise, no spray, no alarm fatigue.
Weigh
One engine reads the registers and weighs each change against your states and licence types.
Act in time
You move while the deadline still has room — what changed, where, and by when.
One product · one public record

Keeping watch on the rules that govern licensed care.

In one line: we watch the childcare licensing rules in your states and tell you what changed, where, and by when — then keep the record of what you did about it.

Licensing radar

SELAHAI Radar

Know the moment the rules change

Your registry watches the documents you upload. Radar watches the world that makes them out of date — the licensing rules in every state your facilities operate in, weighed against the licence classes each facility holds.

  • The Selah Brief — Monday, the small number of changes that touch your facilities
  • The deadline attached — what changed, which facilities, by when
  • Audit-ready history — a dated, cited record per state and licence type
From $390/mo · first state, +$190 each additional
The changelog

What we caught, published

The proof, in public

Every change we catch, published — dated, cited, permanent. An empty week publishes nothing.

  • Dated — the day we caught it, on the record
  • Cited — a primary-source link on every entry
  • Permanent — a public record anyone can check
Public · free · no account needed
See it in action

One workspace. Every state. One brief.

01

Map your footprint

Add the states you operate in and the licence classes each facility holds. Set up in minutes — no integration, no data migration.

02

We watch the registers

We read the sources where rules actually change — state licensing agencies, the Federal Register, state administrative registers. Federal sources every six hours; state rules every day.

03

Monday, one brief

The small number of changes that touch your facilities, each with what changed, which facilities, and the deadline. Quiet weeks say so.

Explore Radar → See the full process
Counted, not asserted

The numbers we can stand behind

Everyone in this category says they are fast. We time every catch internally, and we will publish speed per jurisdiction when it can carry a denominator — recall, not a claim. What we publish today is what the watch holds.

52Jurisdictions held 841 rule documents, every one archived with its own evidence trail.
Monday 07:00The brief, one window Urgent email only when a deadline is close — rare by design.
0Seeded entries Nothing illustrative goes near the changelog. An empty week publishes nothing.
60 daysFree for the first ten Design partners: every state watched, in exchange for feedback.

Detection speed is recorded for every catch out of the production database, including the unflattering rows. It gets published per jurisdiction, beside recall — a median without a denominator is a claim, not a measurement. How we measure, and what gets published when →

A change is caughtarchived · hashed · scored
Urgent emailwithin the watch cycle, when a deadline is close — rare by design
Signed webhookHMAC-signed POST to your systems, every severity — machines filter for themselves
Monday briefthe week, weighed and ordered — quiet weeks say so
Monthly reportthe prior month as a document: caught, acted, open, on the record
/v1 APIyour systems pull the same truth, key-scoped and revocable
How it works

Map. Watch. Brief.

01 · MAP

Your states, your licence types

Every state your facilities operate in, and the licence classes each facility holds. One structured map of everything the watch must cover.

02 · WATCH

The registers, continuously

We read the sources where the rules actually change — state childcare licensing agencies, the Federal Register, state administrative registers, state health departments — and weigh each change against your map. The federal watch runs today; each state is lit when a customer brings it, which is exactly what the per-state price buys.

03 · BRIEF

Monday, and only Monday

One brief: the small number of changes that touch your facilities, each with what changed, which facilities, and the deadline. A week with nothing to report says so, plainly.

Every change the watch catches is also published to the public changelog — dated, cited, permanent. Judge the watch by its record, not by this page.

See how it works in full, step by step

Delivered as a brief, not a dashboard

Monday morning. One brief. Then quiet.

THE SELAH BRIEF · RADAR
illustrative · fictional
3 rule changes would touch a 3-state operator
Ohio — infant room ratio tightened 1:4 → 1:321d · urgent
Arizona — annual staff training raised 15 → 20 hours45d · action
Maryland — background-check renewal cycle shortened to 3 years60d · action
Everything else: no action needed

The rows above are invented to show the shape of the brief. Real detections are published on the changelog.

Against the alternatives

We watch the world that makes your records invalid. Then we prove you acted.

The question
The incumbents
SELAHAI
Are the rules changing under our facilities?
Licence trackers and compliance registries watch the documents you upload. They say track, renew, remind — filing cabinets with reminders. None say what changed.
We watch the world that makes them invalid — the licensing rules in every state you operate, weighed against your licence types. Keep the filing cabinet; add the radar.
Doesn't our franchisor already send this?
Franchisor bulletins and association round-ups tell every member the same thing, on the sender's schedule.
We tell you what changed in your states, weighed against your facilities, with the deadline attached.
What does it cost to find out?
Demos, procurement, per-seat pricing, annual contracts.
A design-partner window — 60 days free, all your states, in exchange for feedback. You watch it work before you pay anything.
Pricing

Priced per jurisdiction watched, never per facility.

Radar
Single state
$390
per month · one state watched
  • Your state's licensing rules, watched
  • The Selah Brief every Monday
  • Deadlines and citations attached
  • Every facility in the state included
Start with one state →
Radar
Additional states
+$190
per state per month
  • Each added state, same Monday brief
  • One map across every facility
  • Audit-ready history per state
  • Add or drop states as you grow
Watch your states →
Franchisor
Franchisor / Enterprise
Custom
annual · 10+ states
  • Every jurisdiction under one agreement
  • Named coverage commitments, in writing
  • Evidence export across the whole footprint
  • Franchisee roll-up, with each one's evidence kept separate
  • Security review and SSO supported
  • Named contact for coverage operations
Talk to us

Every plan is seat-unlimited. Because the product is timing — not headcount.
Every plan keeps the evidence record: what changed, who acted, and when. See what a surveyor gets →
Design partners: the first ten get 60 days free, all their states, in exchange for feedback. Ask about the design-partner window →

Questions, answered plainly

Before you ask.

What exactly do you watch?
The sources where the rules actually change: state childcare licensing agencies, the Federal Register, state administrative registers, state health departments. Every change we surface carries a primary-source citation and a date — nothing is inferred from summaries or second-hand round-ups. State and federal is the boundary; not county or city. What is running right now: the corpus reads 52 jurisdictions' rules daily, longest-waiting first — 841 rule documents archived with their own evidence trail, plus 29 leading indicators watching rulemaking before it becomes law. That runs whether or not anyone has bought the state. For customers: the federal watch is live; a state is lit the day a customer brings it, and coverage is claimed from that date, never backdated. Both layers, stated apart →
How is this different from what my franchisor sends?
Your franchisor tells every franchisee the same thing on their schedule. We tell you what changed in your states, weighed against your facilities and licence types, with the deadline attached. Keep the bulletin — it is useful. It is not a watch on your states.
How is this different from the $29/month sites making the same claim?
We will not answer that with a bigger claim. Read the changelog: every change we catch is published there, dated and cited to the primary source, and an empty week publishes nothing. Judge any watch — including ours — by its public record.
What happens in a week when nothing changes?
The brief says so, plainly, and the changelog publishes nothing. We do not manufacture activity to look alive. An empty week means the watch ran and found nothing that touches you — that is a result, not a gap.
Is this legal advice?
No. SELAHAI is a monitoring aid. Every change links to the primary source so your team — or your counsel — can read the actual text. Compliance decisions, and responsibility for them, stay with the operator.
Why per state, and not per facility or per seat?
Because the work scales with states, not facilities. One more state is one more body of licensing rules to read; another facility in a state we already watch costs nothing extra, so we do not charge for it. Seats are unlimited — the brief is meant to be shared.
Do you replace our compliance software?
No. Your registry holds the documents you have; it stays the system of record. We watch the world that makes those documents out of date. SELAHAI sits above whatever you keep.
Ready to start?

Put your states on the radar.

First 10 operators get 60 days free. All your states. No credit card. No commitment. Just feedback.

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Questions? hello@selahai.ai