Every generation gets new tools. This one is ours: We the People, harnessing the power of AI to turn public data into public power — built in the open, for the People, not for profit or politics.
300,000+ federal datasets exist, but they're scattered and disconnected from anything you can act on. AI sorts it, surfaces it, and helps you act on it — we're building the loop that connects data to power.
Live dashboards from HUD, BLS, CMS, Congress.gov. AI sorts and summarizes the data so every chart cites its source — rent vs. wages for your zip code, in one picture.
Structured like pull requests against public policy: problem, evidence, proposal, cost, precedent — with AI helping you draft and strengthen each section. Debated, amended, voted.
Short video pinned to real issues and real proposals. Substance, with distribution.
One tap to your actual representatives — with your district's top-supported solutions in hand.
Promises made vs. promises kept for all 535 members of Congress. Every status cited. Edit history public. Forever.
A grounded AI that answers only from official records — every claim cited, never an opinion. A librarian, not a pundit.
An AI co-author that strengthens your proposal with evidence, cost models, and precedent — it never writes the opinion for you.
AI walks you through filing deadlines, fees, and ballot access requirements — the paperwork, not the platform. It never tells you what to run on.
Rough draft screens — not final design, a shared reference for what we're building. Real screens pull live from HUD, BLS, CMS, Congress.gov and FEC.
Everything is AGPL open source: the code, the moderation rules, even the AI's system prompt. No engagement algorithms tuned to make you angry.
The Constitution opens with three words that name its author. This project takes them literally — citizens write it, AI helps sharpen it. We need engineers, data people, researchers, designers, moderators, and citizens with opinions and receipts. No permission needed.