PII, encrypted and severed from your stance
Your identity is encrypted at rest (AES-256-GCM) and structurally separated from how you voted, joined by a blind index — we can publish the aggregate without ever being able to point back at you.
A civic instrument for the 119th Congress
One citizen's influence on policy rounds to zero. Ours doesn't.
On the issues where ordinary Americans and organized money disagree, research finds your individual voice barely moves the outcome. ndivisible fixes the math — it merges your position with thousands of quiet voices into one district-level signal your representatives can't wave off.
No PII sold, ever. How the aggregate is built is public.
The gap
Why government can feel deaf to you
Decades of political-science research point to an uncomfortable pattern: when the policy preferences of ordinary Americans diverge from those of economic elites and organized business interests, it's the elites' preferences that predict what actually becomes law. The average citizen's independent influence on policy outcomes measures close to zero.
Most of the time, this doesn't feel like a crisis — because most of the time, the rich and the rest of us happen to want similar things, so the system looks responsive. The gap shows up precisely on the issues where we don't agree. That's the honest version of the problem: not a conspiracy, not one villain pulling strings — just a system that quietly stops listening exactly when listening would matter most.
Source: Gilens & Page, 2014
The pipeline
How it works — from your phone to a countable signal
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See what Congress is actually voting on. Real Congress.gov bills, decomposed into plain-language questions — no jargon, no procedural noise.
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Be heard by the right people. You weigh in in minutes. We tally the result into signal specific to your district — and broad national numbers — so it's ready to put in front of the people who represent you.
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Join the aggregate. Your position merges into one district-level, privacy-preserving signal — public, countable, and tied to a real district.
This is for you if
This product is for you if…
- …you've called a rep's office and wondered if it vanished into a voicemail box.
- …you believe the average person's voice should count as much as a lobbyist's.
- …you want receipts: public bills, an open method, a countable result.
- …you're tired of outrage feeds and want something that actually registers.
- …you'd rather spend two minutes on a real bill than an hour arguing online.
- …you think a healthy democracy means the government has to hear you — no lobbyist, no PAC, just an opinion and a district.
Built to be trusted
We ask for your voice, not your identity.
Open method, in public
Exactly how a district signal is counted lives on our transparency page — not a black box.
Provenance you can trace
Every question descends from a real Congress.gov bill; the source is one click away.
Source-verified bills
Bill text and status come straight from official Congressional data, not summaries we wrote.
Real people, one district each
Lightweight verification ties each voice to one real district — so the signal is a genuine constituency, not a bot swarm.
Where we're headed
A quest to bring corruption into the light.
- Now — live
District + national polls on real bills, aggregate signal, encrypted identities.
- Next
Rep-facing dashboards: your representatives see their district's signal, bill by bill.
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Public accountability views — where a rep's votes diverge from their district.
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Corruption spotlight: surfacing money-vs-constituency gaps in the open.
Most people know someone in power isn't fighting for them. This is how we prove it — together.
One voice rounds to zero. Ten thousand, counted by district, is a number your representative has to answer for.
Add your voiceNo PII sold, ever. How the aggregate is built is public.