How it works

Swipe the signal. Open the record.

Start with where you live. Find who represents you. Swipe support or concern, then go as deep as the evidence.

Interactive concept. The application is in development.

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

Use the buttons or arrow keys. Escape resets the stack.

Sample only

Interactive concept. No signal is stored.

Explore
Step 01

Start where you live.

Use a general location to identify local, provincial or state, and federal representation.

HOW-02How it works

General location to three levels

Concept · planned
Approximate location area
Districts
  • Municipal or local district
  • Provincial or state district
  • Federal district
Privacy drawer
  • Used to identify districts
  • Not published
  • Precise address not required by this concept
Step 02

Meet the people behind the offices.

Each card connects the right person to the right office, district, term, and current status.

Step 1 of 7Jurisdiction
Illustrative interface

Choose a general area

Approximate location identifies three sample levels without publishing an address.

LocalSample district found
Province / stateSample district found
FederalSample district found

Illustrative flow. Native scrolling remains available on production pages.

Step 03

Swipe in seconds.

Right for support. Left for concern. Tap to open the record. Skip when you need more context.

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

Use the buttons or arrow keys. Escape resets the stack.

Sample only

Interactive concept. No signal is stored.

Step 04

Choose how you participate.

Authenticated, unverified, and anonymous participation remain separately labelled.

Illustrative participationChoose how to contribute
Your sample contribution

“Please show the source and the representative response beside this record.”

Authenticated civic sentiment

Authentication identifies participation status. It does not make an opinion true.

Illustrative profile

Sample Representative

City Councillor · Ward 8

Profile status
Sample only
Source coverage
Partial · text label
Methodology
In development

This changes presentation only. Information and reading order remain intact.

Step 05

See how the result was built.

Record analysis, community input, source coverage, confidence, and corrections remain inspectable.

Illustrative profile

Sample Representative

Member of Parliament · Sample Riding

Canada · Current sample termDigital ID planned
Methodology pending
Illustrative factor breakdown
1
Identity and office integritySource coverage: partialCommunity input: unavailable
2
Voting and policy recordUnder human reviewCommunity input: unavailable
3
Promises and stated positionsInsufficient source coverageCommunity input: unavailable
4
Evidence quality and confidenceWeight to be publishedCommunity input: unavailable
AI-assisted record analysisAuthenticated civic sentimentUnverified inputAnonymous input
Correction history visible

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

Step 06

Watch the record change.

New evidence, representative responses, disputes, and corrections extend the timeline.

HOW-04How it works

Correctable memory timeline

Concept · planned
Visible history
  • 1Record added
  • 2Source checked
  • 3Human reviewed
  • 4Representative notified
  • 5Response received
  • 6Dispute opened
  • 7Correction published
  • 8Provenance anchored
History extends. It does not silently disappear.Provenance is not proof of truth.
Keep the record moving

A civic signal should be quick. The record behind it should never be shallow.

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