Residents surveyed at the door, support level tagged, multilingual capture for every household. The map shows where your movement has strength and where it doesn't — block by block. Grant reports that took two weeks now take a click.
— Blocks & support
Polygon a neighborhood or a coalition footprint. Watch support build as organizers walk it. Strong-support blocks turn dark, undecided blocks stay light, opposition shows up as a flag. The map you bring to the elected official's office.
— The platform
No clipboard surveys piling up unread. No coalition partner working off a different spreadsheet. Every listening conversation writes to the same record the lead organizer sees on the support map.
/01 — DESK
Cut blocks and neighborhoods, build issue surveys, assign organizers, watch the support map fill in. The dashboard the lead organizer runs the campaign from.
/02 — DOOR
What your block organizers actually use on the porch. Listening list, resident screen, multilingual conversation guide, sync. Works offline; queues for when signal returns.
/03 — MAP
Every listening session pings the map in real time. Support level by block, top issues by neighborhood, language reach, coalition partner contributions — the numbers funders and elected officials read.
— Multilingual
Tag every resident with their preferred language. The next organizer who knocks gets the survey, the script, and the issue framing in Spanish, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Korean, Arabic, or any of the 12 supported languages. Communities that get skipped because nobody on the volunteer crew speaks Spanish — those communities don't get skipped anymore.
— How a campaign runs
The same loop whether you're surveying 200 residents on a single block or running a coalition campaign across an entire ward.
/01
Polygon blocks, neighborhoods, coalition territories. The resident list inside becomes a listening list. Per-block quotas keep coverage balanced across coalition partners.
/02
Custom survey with the questions that matter to your campaign. Translates into the languages your community speaks. Organizers see the prompt in the resident's preferred language.
/03
Block organizers run the resident screen. Issue priorities, support level, willingness to act. Offline-safe; queues for sync the moment signal comes back.
/04
Support map updates live. Top issues bubble up by neighborhood. One-click grant report for funders. One-click constituency map for the city-council meeting.
— Campaign types
An issue-identification listening tour and a get-out-the-meeting push for a city-council vote aren't the same job. The platform configures around what each campaign is trying to accomplish.
Before the campaign has a target, you need to know what residents actually care about. Open-ended issue capture, top-of-mind tracking, demographic cross-tab — the foundation under everything that comes next.
Captures: Top Issue · Concern · Demographic · Willingness to Act
When the issue is clear, the work is finding the residents who care enough to act. Support level tagging, contact ladder progression, recruitment to neighborhood meetings and core teams.
Captures: Strong · Leaning · Undecided · Will Volunteer · Core Team
When the council votes Tuesday, you need 200 residents in the chamber Monday night. Targeted door knocks, ride coordination, attendance tracking, follow-up the day after.
Captures: Committed · Needs Ride · Attended · Will Speak
— Organizer FAQ
/Q — LANGUAGES
Tag each resident with preferred language. The conversation guide and survey questions appear in that language for the organizer at the door. 12 languages supported including Spanish, Mandarin, Vietnamese, Korean, Arabic.
/Q — COALITION
Yes. Coalition partners can share resident records, see contributions by partner, and coordinate without duplicating door knocks. Each partner sees their own assignments + the shared coalition view.
/Q — PRICING
No. Pricing is by the size of the resident contact universe, not organizer count. Bring 5 paid organizers or 200 volunteers — same price. Six tiers; Starter $59 (2,500 contacts) up to Enterprise $599 (250K+).
/Q — REPORTING
One-click impact PDFs by neighborhood, demographic, language reached, top issues, and dates. Funders get the breakdown they need without your team spending two weeks in spreadsheets the month after a campaign closes.
/Q — OFFLINE
The mobile app keeps working without cell signal. Listening sessions are saved on the phone and sent to the server when signal returns. No organizer ever loses a survey response because they walked into a stairwell or down a side road.
/Q — SETUP
Most campaigns are listening inside three days. Same-day account, footprint polygon drawn during onboarding, organizers downloading the app the same afternoon. White-glove onboarding $249–$999 for coalition launches.
— Start listening
Open an account, draw your campaign footprint, build your issue survey. By Saturday morning your block organizers are walking with multilingual capture and a live support map on the lead organizer's dashboard.