Research around a topic.
Start with a question or keyword. The planned workspace brings articles, decisions, funding records, public actors, and votes into view, one connection at a time.
Political Action App Civic research
In development
Understand the issue and the evidence before you participate. We’re building a personal research space to connect topics, public records, and reporting—so you can prepare for informed engagement.
Beta access is not open yet. No release date or public price announced.
Bring together reporting and public records around a question.
See the record, date, and context behind a person, vote, or funding link.
Gather the evidence you select for a conversation or public meeting.
A concept for the experience, not a live data feed.
The vision
Designed for participants who want to understand what happened, what is still uncertain, and where the supporting records lead.
Start with a question or keyword. The planned workspace brings articles, decisions, funding records, public actors, and votes into view, one connection at a time.
Every connection should have a source and context. Reporting, documented facts, and analysis remain distinct. A claim without corroboration is labeled “Reported, not confirmed.”
Build a topic-centered briefing from selected records and your own notes. The first planned sharing format is a PDF handout, deliberately shared through your device.
The planned pilot
Skyline expansion and HMSA Medicare changes are our two pilot examples for organizing research. They do not establish live topic coverage or working integrations.
Explore how reporting and official project records could come together in a topic briefing, with milestones, responsible bodies, funding stages, and supporting sources kept distinct.
Explore how reporting, plan documents, and relevant public rules could be organized without confusing insurer decisions with government action. This example tests evidence organization.
The current prototype still uses fictional staged data. These planned pilots will help test how sources, context, and uncertainty are presented.
A personal workspace
Our design direction keeps personal research on your device by default, with optional private iCloud sync being explored. Sharing should be an explicit choice about selected material.
We will not ask participants for party affiliation or infer political identity from their chosen topics. The waitlist below collects only an email address, signup time, app, and originating website domain.
These are product requirements guiding development. Sync, live data access, and production privacy behavior still need implementation and verification.
Where things stand
Political Action App is in development. Join the beta waitlist to hear when testing becomes available. We haven’t announced a release date or a public price.
The current prototype explores participant journeys using fictional staged data. It does not establish live ingestion, comprehensive coverage, or verified production privacy guarantees.
The initial research direction covers Honolulu, Hawaiʻi state government, and federal activity. Supported devices and actual source coverage will be defined before release.
The purpose is to help you examine sources, understand government developments, and prepare your own participation. You choose the topics and the evidence for your briefings.
You’ll receive updates about this app’s beta access and launch. Signup is separate from our other apps, does not guarantee a beta invitation, and does not create a political-interest profile.
Follow the development
Join the Political Action App beta waitlist. We’ll let you know when it’s ready to try.
Day Dream Technologies Inc. stores your email address, signup time, app, and originating website domain using Cloudflare to manage the Political Action App waitlist and contact you about beta access and launch. No account or payment is needed. This signup does not add you to our other app waitlists. To leave the list or request deletion, Send a note. Signing up does not guarantee a beta invitation.