Civic & Public Life

An open-source desktop assistant for understanding rights, preparing French administrative procedures, and tracking deadlines with an AI engine the user already has.

An interactive reference that places American lawmakers, judges, historical figures, and 2026 candidates on a shared left–right scale.

A public tracker catalogs findings about 45 people Trump hired or appointed, with source links and evidence categories ranging from convictions to unproven allegations.

A Thai-language household preparedness site with guides for nine hazards, equipment lists, and an offline guide.

An interactive atlas maps Canterbury’s recorded historic and heritage-style streetlights, with photographs, design details, condition labels, and asset numbers.

An interactive comparison of charity cost-effectiveness analyses that lets readers adjust assumptions and see the rankings change.

This prototype compares cadastral records with maps and imagery, flags discrepancies and potentially developable land, and describes outputs in the LADM_COL standard.

Mapa dos Votos maps official Brazilian election results down to individual polling sections and tracks when ballot bulletins reached the electoral authority.

An interactive forecast estimates control of the Senate, House and governorships using polling inputs and 20,000 simulated elections.

A Bayonne-focused news and civic information site covering local government, schools, transportation, public records, and neighborhood life.

An independent oral-history project pairing conversations about Black activism and life in Chicago with historical context and archival photographs.

A memorial march and benefit night in Antwerp marking the International Day Against Violence Against Sex Workers.

EcoBuddy is a child-facing robot that identifies waste, explains where it belongs, and rewards students through a virtual-pet app.

A Jacinto Machado film festival invites residents of Santa Catarina to make short videos about the town or submit existing films for a public screening.

A grassroots Kitsap County campaign documents local business ownership changes and argues against chains, franchises, and private-equity buyouts.

A Ukrainian memorial project describes pages preserving fallen defenders’ stories, linked to physical plaques by QR codes.

A public mural registry connects walls with their artists, locations, and a way to request permission to use an image.

A community-built atlas of Orthodox churches and monasteries, with its first populated edition focused on Cyprus.

An Android app for crowd-reported positions and service updates on the Piraeus–Airport commuter rail line.

An unofficial guide to Saganoseki, covering its seafood, places to eat and visit, travel details, and the aftermath of a major 2025 fire.

A Portuguese-language interactive investigation maps Flávio Bolsonaro’s reported journey to Miami and traces his 24-year political career.

A map-based tool for checking NYC park field and court schedules against a chosen date, time, and activity length.

A Serbian-language project documenting public figures’ changing political positions, affiliations, and promises, with sources attached to each entry.

A local parenting guide for Sakai and Osaka Sayama, combining family-friendly maps and practical articles with a maternity- and parental-leave benefits calculator.

2ndScan offers three questions to help people pause and assess scams, rumours and hateful posts for themselves.

A bilingual, dated log of bills and decisions approved or rejected by Brazil’s Chamber of Deputies and Federal Senate.

The association’s site brings together Nigerian cue-sports tournament listings, rankings, club locations, news, and member services.

A page following Freya Finch’s planned seven-day walk around Lanzarote, raising money for local Scouts and pulmonary arterial hypertension research.

The Darbar’s site shares visitor information and a day-by-day programme for its 118th annual Urs and Mela in Jhang, Pakistan.

A newsroom research platform that gathers records on members of Congress, votes, campaign money, lobbying, spending, travel, and stock trades, linking each fact to a government source.

A public dashboard tracks reservoir levels across a 119-entry list, showing how full each is and how its level compares with normal.

A searchable directory of health inspection scores and violations for food-service locations across Charlotte and Mecklenburg County.

A personal project combining writing and maps to examine how Memphis works, from housing and transportation to public money and everyday life.

A Nivelles carnival society shares its history, costume traditions, event calendar, and membership information.

A student-and-alumni campaign opposing Princeton’s plan to move Outdoor Action, Community Action, and DDA out of freshman orientation and into optional fall-break trips.

A policyholder documents a boundary dispute, a disputed title-insurance claim, and the costs and replies he says followed.

The tool turns an agency’s motor-vehicle-stop data into an annual TCOLE comparative analysis, with PDF and CSV downloads priced at $395 per agency and year.

A student project at Thammasat University’s Rangsit campus lets people report damaged or unsafe walkways with a map pin, description, and optional photo.

A source-linked record of actions the site attributes to the Republican government from January 20, 2025, through October 26, 2026, organized by issue and month.

A citizen-science app for logging wild animals seen in cities, learning about local species, and mapping where they move.

A multilingual campaign site argues for fair housing in Barcelona and lays out actions for renters, residents, landlords and property agents.

An unofficial community board for art and music students, currently centered on Kyoto City University of the Arts, with interfaces for events, exchanges, questions, and campus-only posts.

A Vietnamese memorial site presenting grave searches, cemetery locations, family tributes, group visits, and free restoration of old photographs.

A paid, Claude-connected research tool for searching Florida state campaign-finance records in plain English.

A Korean-language forum for workers worried about AI’s effect on their jobs, with an occupation exposure tool and a weekly roundup of AI-and-employment news.

A free, adults-only cooperative gaming group in Kędzierzyn-Koźle, meeting for video games and board games.

A source-linked tracker turns federal contract, grant, and opportunity data into dated charts and plain-language explanations.

A German-language statement condemns a reported police search of Berlin’s Casa Kuà, a trans-led community health center.

A personal election research compendium gives recommendations for San Francisco’s November 2026 general election, covering federal, state, regional, and city contests.

The New Jersey site offers an address lookup for water-system PFAS records, radon information and lead-pipe data, alongside homeowner guides and project help.

A local club invites adults to bring a computer—or use a spare station—for free gaming nights and other weekly meetups.

A community club homepage inviting visitors to its museum, general store and garden, with free notary services.

A public case dossier tracks a lawsuit over MyCase’s Advanced Document Automation feature, with a timeline, allegations, and linked court documents.

A community map for finding and listing Plano, Texas, streets participating in Halloween trick-or-treating.

A University of Bristol research group examining how climate change and extreme weather affect human health.

A map interface for exploring ICE-related activity and assessing a route against reported risk areas, with proposed detours and links to Google or Apple Maps.

The Metro Atlanta Street Hockey Association shares league schedules, results, standings, stats, news, and ways to join its recreational ball-hockey community.

The site presents a study of vaccine schedule changes and recorded autism, alongside methods, results, and supporting material.

A Washington, DC climbing community centered on sapphic people, with meetups welcoming all genders and experience levels.

A French-language directory of accounts it classifies as far-right—politicians, influencers and media—with instructions for blocking them on Instagram.

A Püspökladány club page invites adults to free Tuesday-through-Saturday evenings of video games and tabletop play.

RoundStone presents citizenship as a sequence of peaceful, practical missions, organized around five circles from Self to Country.

A free outdoor fair for contemporary art, held each summer at Nathan Phillips Square, with an online presence year-round.

A Spanish-language board for anonymous reports and testimonies about conditions and disputes at Torre YOO in Punta del Este.

A campaign urges people in Cork, Galway, Limerick, and Waterford to oppose changes to regional public bike schemes, with a petition and outreach materials for representatives.