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Digital ID for Politicians.Self-Sovereign ID for Citizens.

Interactive product concept. The application is in development.

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Illustrative profileYour representatives
Sample Representative

City Councillor

Ward 4 · Sample City

Current term · sample
Supported a public-transit funding amendmentOfficial minutes · reviewed 3 days agoPublic promise: improve late-night service
VotesSpendingPromises

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Interactive concept. No signal is stored.

Interactive concept
Public-role identity

Digital ID was aimed at citizens. We turned the lens toward public power.

Rate My Representatives gives politicians a persistent public-role ID—connecting the person, office, term, promises, votes, spending, evidence, responses, and corrections.

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Illustrative profile

Sample Representative

Member of Parliament · Sample Riding

Canada · Current sample termDigital ID planned
Latest documented activityCommittee vote · 3 days ago
Source coveragePartial · review details
Open correction request1 sample request
Community input statusNo live input
Accountability methodology in development.No live score is displayed.
Correction history visible

Illustrative profile. All records, dates, and statuses are fictional.

Your civic briefing, on autopilot

Stay informed without living online.

Rate My Representatives watches official sources, surfaces the public actions that affect you, and asks for your judgment when something matters.

It never votes, rates, or disagrees in your place.Meet Civic Signal
Civic Signal
Research agent · source monitor
Promise-action mismatch possible

Public commitment and later vote need review

Potential promise-action mismatch detected. Review the record?

It never votes, rates, or disagrees in your place.

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Better-timed attention

Get political noise off your mind.

Follow the issues that touch your life. Rate My Representatives filters the rest, keeps the record current, and brings you back when your attention can make a difference.

Inspectable by design

More grounded than the spin.

Public records, documented promises, community input, evidence, responses, and corrections meet inside an inspectable Light Mathematics formula. Every layer remains visible.

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TRUST-01Trust & evidence

Formula inputs and decomposed outputs

Concept · planned
Stream A
  • 1Source-backed public-record evaluation
Light Mathematics Protocol
  • 1Published formula
  • 2Versioned methodology
Stream B
  • 1Community input from RMR users
Separate outputs
  • 1Record analysis
  • 2Authenticated civic sentiment
  • 3Unverified input
  • 4Anonymous input
  • 5Evidence confidence
  • 6Source coverage
No approved weights or live score.
Minimum disclosure

Keep your identity. Prove only what the moment requires.

The Checks and Balances Protocol establishes community attestation. Rate My Representatives receives the minimum permitted status—not your private identity dossier.

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Civic Signal
Research agent · source monitor
Promise-action mismatch possible

Public commitment and later vote need review

Potential promise-action mismatch detected. Review the record?

It never votes, rates, or disagrees in your place.

Introducing Civic Signal

Never miss what public power does behind the noise.

Follow votes, spending, meetings, promises, disclosures, responses, and corrections across the local, regional, and federal offices that represent you.

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From signal to source

Fast signal. Full record.

Swipe in seconds. Open the source in one tap. See what happened, who said it, what changed, and whether the representative responded.

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Illustrative profile

Sample Representative

Member of Parliament · Sample Riding

Canada · Current sample termDigital ID planned
Open the record.
Official recordContributed evidenceCommunity inputAI-assisted analysis
Votes · fictional sourcePublished minutesApr 18, 2028 · Retrieved · Context available
Votes · fictional sourceRecorded decisionMar 02, 2028 · Human review · Correction link

No item shown is a real allegation or public record.

Correction history visible

Illustrative profile. All records, dates, and statuses are fictional.

Three civic products

Start fast. Go as deep as the record.

Not testimonials

The standard is simple. Show your work.

Public principle

No social credit. No loophole.

Citizens will not receive generalized political, loyalty, conformity, reputation, or eligibility scores.

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Finally, civic accountability that leaves room for a life.

Know what matters. Act when it counts. Then go live your life.

The complete loop

Everything needed to check power.

01

Find who represents you

See local, provincial or state, and federal representation from one general location.

02

Swipe support or concern

Register a quick signal without pretending it is the final word.

03

Open the public record

Move from the card to sources, context, responses, and corrections.

04

Compare promises with action

See documented commitments beside later public conduct.

05

Follow responses and corrections

Keep disputes, replies, and changes attached to the timeline.

06

Choose how you participate

Authenticated, unverified, and anonymous participation remain clearly distinct.

Building in public

New work just dropped.

FAQ

Questions are part of the design.

What does Digital ID for politicians mean?

A persistent public-role record connecting the correct person to the correct office, district, term, conduct, sources, responses, and corrections.

How does the swipe interface work?

Swipe right for support, left for concern, tap to open the source-backed record, or skip when you need more context.

Will citizens receive social credit scores?

No. Citizen speech, participation, associations, and civic activity shall not become a generalized political or eligibility score.

Does AI decide whether a representative is trustworthy?

No. AI may organize and compare public records. People remain responsible for civic judgment.

Is the application operational?

No. This is an interactive prelaunch concept in development for Canada and the United States.

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Early access

Join before the first profile goes live.

Get development updates, early demo access, and invitations to help test the product.

What happens next

A small list, nothing more.

The early community will receive product updates, calls for research and testing, and invitations to try new demonstrations.

  • Email only
  • No political opinion collected
  • No identity verification created
  • No social-credit score or political profile created
  • Unsubscribe or request deletion at any time

Joining does not create an identity credential, political profile, civic influence score, or social-credit score.