How It Works
Engage with your democracy daily, not just during elections.
Our platform empowers you to have a voice in governance at all levels—Ward, District, State, and National—through continuous voting on the issues that matter most to you.
Step-by-Step Guide
1. Select an Issue
Browse issues categorized by both government level (Ward, District, State, National) and type (Healthcare, Education, Infrastructure). Filter to find topics that matter most to you.
2. Prioritize the Issue
Vote in the first phase to prioritize which issues need to be addressed first. Help focus efforts on the most critical problems.
3. Daily Voting
Participate in daily voting to monitor the progress of the prioritized issue. Vote on whether progress is being made, and provide feedback.
Issue Categorization
Issues are categorized by both **government level** and **issue type**. This allows you to narrow down your focus and vote on problems relevant to your community and concerns. You can choose from issues such as:
Ward-level: Garbage collection, street lighting, etc.
District-level: Water supply, healthcare, schools.
State-level: Education reforms, healthcare policies.
National-level: Climate change, national economic policy.
Voting Process
Our two-phase voting process ensures that important issues are addressed first and tracked until they are solved.
Phase 1: Prioritization Voting
In the first phase, users vote to prioritize the issues they want to address. The most important issues, based on votes, are put at the top of the list.
Phase 2: Daily Voting
After prioritization, users engage in daily voting to track progress. You can vote on whether the issue is being addressed or leave feedback for more detailed responses.
Government Updates
We work with government bodies to provide regular updates on the progress of each issue. Updates can either be manually entered by moderators or, where possible, through APIs directly from government authorities.
User Verification
To ensure the integrity of our platform, we verify users through email, social media login, or government-issued IDs (if available). This ensures that only legitimate users are participating in the voting process.