Campaign listing
Put your petition in front of people who already follow the issue it belongs to.
- Editorial read of the text you are contesting
- A campaign page inside the feed
- One-tap signing for app users
- Progress updates sent back to signers
An independent civic campaign, followed from any phone
An alert when a text that touches your freedoms is tabled — not a headline after it passes.
Free to use — no subscription
Screens from the alert feed, a campaign page and the signing flow.
I found out about the surveillance clause from the alert, three days before it was in the news. The link went straight to the article of the bill, so I could read the wording myself.
Signing used to mean filling in the same form on five different sites. Here I entered my details once and the rest is a tap on the way to work.
What keeps me here is the tracking. I can see what happened to a petition I signed months ago instead of wondering whether it went anywhere.
The region filter means I get the municipal rulings that actually affect my street, not only the national noise.
A push goes out when a bill, decree, municipal order or court ruling touching speech, privacy, protest or due process enters the pipeline — while it can still be amended.
Each entry in the feed links to the text, judgment or official report it was written from, so you can read the wording instead of our summary of it.
You enter the details a petition needs once. After that, supporting a campaign is a single tap from the alert you just read.
Follow national and EU-level texts, or narrow the feed to the prefecture and the council that decide what happens on your street.
Each campaign has a tracker: tabled, amended, debated, voted, withdrawn — with a note when the signatures were handed over and what came back.
No contacts upload, no profile built across campaigns. What a petition requires to be counted is what the app asks you for.
Associations, legal clinics, journalists and volunteers reach us through the same form.
Put your petition in front of people who already follow the issue it belongs to.
For organisations who see a draft before anyone else does and want it flagged fast.
For reporters and researchers covering how a text moved and who moved it.
The reading, the translating and the watching that keeps the feed honest.
Nothing listed here is paid placement. Every submission goes through the same editorial check before it reaches the feed.
No. It is free to install and free to use, with no subscription and no paid tier. It is run as a campaign, not as a product.
A text has to be real, dated and citable — a tabled bill, a published decree, a council order, a court ruling — and it has to touch speech, privacy, assembly, due process or freedom of movement. Rumour and outrage do not qualify.
A signature only counts if it is attributable, so the details a petition requires go to the organisation receiving it, and nothing further is built from them. The privacy page sets out the detail.
Yes. Send it through the form below with the text you are contesting. An editor reads it, checks the source, and comes back to you on whether and how it can run.
They go in a clause, on a Thursday, in a text nobody read. That is the moment this campaign exists for.
Whether you are bringing a text, a petition, a story or an hour a week, this is the way in.
Someone from the editorial desk will get back to you shortly at the address you gave.
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