Open tools for an open society.
Technology should help people see clearly, decide freely, and stay in control of their own information. We build the tools that make that possible — and we give them away.
Five tools, one idea.
People make better decisions when they can witness what's happening, check the record, take part, and own their data. Each of our projects opens up one of those things — and the code is free for anyone to read, run, or improve.
WOKE Network
Live, unfiltered streams from the ground — gathered, amplified, and archived since 2020. Our flagship, and home to Anchor and the streaming stack.
Learn more →Streamwall
Watch many livestreams at once, in one place — every feed credited, every source clear. See the whole picture instead of one camera's slice of it.
Learn more →Turnout
Find out what's actually on your ballot, then help the people around you do the same. Nonpartisan, plain, and built for everyone.
Learn more →Stood
We don't always know where someone stands — but we can know where they stood. A searchable record where the receipts settle it.
Learn more →DeepEye
Your own data, brought together and kept yours. A private, self-hosted way to understand your digital life — before anyone else does it for you.
Learn more →Something new
There's another project taking shape. If you'd like a hand in deciding what we build next, come say hello.
SoonHow we think about the work.
Compile solutions
We start with a real problem and write open code to meet it. If a tool would help people communicate, verify, or decide more freely, we build it — and we publish every line.
Upgrade community
Our tools connect streamers, voters, organizers, and witnesses across cities and movements. Community isn't only who we serve — it's the infrastructure we build on.
Expand possibilities
When anyone can witness, verify, and take part, the world looks different. We put tools once reserved for institutions into the hands of everyone with a connection.
We don't take donations.
We partner with companies that give software, hosting, and services instead. Their support is how a small volunteer team keeps real tools free and running.
