Voice helps you understand bills, follow civic issues, contact your representatives, and join collective action — all in one place.
Now covering 150+ representatives across New York City — federal, state, and local. More cities coming soon
The news doesn't vote. Your reps do.
Voice helps you track the bills affecting your rent, commute, neighborhood, and schools before they pass. See who represents you, contact the people voting on them, and take action in minutes — all in one free app.
Punch in your address. Meet every rep who has power over your life — face, party, district, and a direct line to reach them.
Tap any bill. Read it like it was written for you. What it does. Who it affects. How it lands on your morning commute.
Open a rep's profile. Tap email. A draft appears. Add your story, hit send. Done in 90 seconds, sitting on the train.
Browse what your neighbors are organizing right now. Sign a petition. RSVP to a town hall. Join a call drive. Three taps, and you're in.
Scroll a clean feed of stories that touch your district. Each summarized in three sentences with the local angle on top. Read one on the walk to the train.
Watch a bill move through committee. See your rep's vote land. Get a ping when the petition you signed crosses 1,000. Real progress, in real time.
Find your representatives, explore important bills, and follow civic news that affects your community.
Voice explains bills, policies, and political updates in simple language so you know what is happening and why it matters.
Contact your representatives, join collective action campaigns, track progress, and see how your voice contributes to real change.
Local civic engagement is fragmented across a dozen surfaces — reps have websites, petitions live on Change.org, community events are on Facebook, ballot info changes every cycle. Voice brings it all into one place, mapped to your actual district.
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One geographically-grounded surface where a resident can find their elected representatives, sign petitions, join local groups, and RSVP to community events — all mapped to their actual district.
Local-first. Voice starts with your block, not the national feed. Your representatives, your neighborhood groups, your local petitions — all mapped to your actual district. What happens on your street matters more than what's trending nationally.
Talking to civic organizations, community groups, and local news outlets about partnerships. Open to investors interested in the intersection of applied AI and community technology.
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