Run in a primary or cast your vote, vote on the issues and say why, take the problem on your street to the people responsible for it. Whatever your views, your voice carries the same weight here.
From primaries to neighbourhood problems, this is what the screens really look like.
Live ranking in a primary
Common Mind and debated referendums
Report an issue with E-Citizen
Communities
You cast your vote, and then a long silence sets in. The pavement crumbles, a decision gets made, and nobody asks you. What you wanted to say stays in the coffee shop, in the family group chat, at the local councillor's door. Tedapp is here to fill that gap: an open space everyone can see, where your ideas, complaints and suggestions go on the record.
Primaries
Run as an independent, nominate someone you trust, or vote for the candidate you like. Read the pledges and watch the ranking shift live.
Common Mind
An issue is debated first, then put to a vote, and only at the end does the result appear. You add your reasons to your vote, so "yes, because" and "no, because" sit side by side on the same page.
E-Citizen
Report the collapsed pavement or the broken streetlight with a photo and location. Tag the right council, ministry or public body, and let neighbours dealing with the same thing back you with a "Me too".
Communities
Set up a community for your cooperative, association, professional group or building. Message your members, hand out tasks, and run your elections and votes all in one place.
Sign up for free with your email address. All you need is to be 18 or over.
Set your country and city so primaries, the agenda and local issues match where you live.
Cast a vote, report a problem, nominate a candidate or join a community. Where you start is up to you.
After years of hearing "so who's really behind this?", you're right to ask it here too. Here is our answer, in plain words.
Read our full neutrality principlesElecting a board at a general meeting or putting a question to members usually takes a hall, paper ballots and long hours. With Tedapp's community tools, your members keep in touch, take on tasks and vote, all in one place. If you'd like to talk about how it could work for your community, write to us.
No. Primaries, votes and candidacies on Tedapp are digital tools designed to strengthen participation and democratic culture. They are not official elections, are not legally binding and are no substitute for a scientific opinion poll.
No. Tedapp is not on the side of any party, candidate or viewpoint. Candidacies and votes are started by users, and the rules apply equally to everyone.
Yes. Signing up and using every feature is free.
No. On Tedapp anyone can run as an independent candidate, nominate someone and vote, but this is not an official candidacy. Legal requirements apply to standing in official elections.
Yes. In primaries, if you change your mind, you can change your vote later.
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