COORDINATED ACTION NETWORKS

WHAT WE AGREE ON

WE CAN ACT ON

TECHNOLOGY FOR AUTONOMOUS COMMUNITIES

Communities can define their own priorities
Community members can discuss things in the local context

Consensus can become visible
Polling reveals what people agree on

Communities can organize action independently

IN OUR COMMUNITIES

WE LACK A WAY TO CONSIDER THINGS TOGETHER

DISCUSS DIFFERENCES TO REACH CONSENSUS FOR COMMON GOOD

POLITICAL PARTIES MAKE OUR ELECTIONS DIVISIVE

WE WANT TO ELECT  CANDIDATES THAT REFLECT OUR COMMUNITY ON SPECIFICS

MEDIA EXAGGERATES DIVISIVE CONTESTS

“Voter dissatisfaction over the economy and Iran have turned what once appeared to be a safe GOP Senate seat in South Carolina into one of the nation’s most unexpectedly competitive races. Republican Sen. Darline Graham, R-S.C., and Democrat challenger Dr. Annie Andrews deadlocked at 48% each among likely voters.”

NEWSMAX October 29, 2026 

COORDINATED ACTION NETWORKS

OFFERS AND ALTERNATIVE MEDIA TECHNOLOGY

DESIGNED FOR THE COMMUNITY

TAILORED TO EACH COMMUNITY

OWNED AND MANAGED FOR THE COMMUNITY BY THE COMMUNITY

REPORTS OF CONSENSUS TO MEDIA

FACT CHECKS INFORMATION & PARTISAN RHETORIC

AI REVEALS WHEN IDEAS ARE SHARED THROUGHOUT A REGION

SMART POLITICAL elements

SHOW UP

A CAN supported community is a self-identifying geographic part of a city, region, state or nation. Residents log into a CAN network with a smart phone or browser. Neighborhood CAN affiliates may provide cost-free smartphones or tablets.

WEIGH IN

A community's CAN network exists as encrypted data in redundant servers, with strong privacy protection of personal information, voting data and outcome of polls, using security procedures equal to financial institutions.

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ACT TOGETHER

Every registered member on a network may post a poll to the community. When responses to the poll reach a statistically relevant threshhold, consensus is reported to media, and government officials.

COMMUNITY FORUM & Profile

Community profile shows current status on goals and daily progress

Machine learning notes reveal the quality of interactions and sets tone

Displays show verified consensus about member-sourced topics and polls

Displays a set of human and other community resources, a weather report

Focus On action

VERIFIED POLL RESULTS SET THE AGENDA OF GOVERNMENT

POLLS THAT MOVE politicians

Complaints lead to action

Poll reports to media and government

Members can initiate or vote in polls without fear of reprisal

Documents, links, video and images may be submitted in discussions

REALIZING COMMON GROUND

BUILDING TRUST THROUGH COMMUNICATION

RELATIONSHIP BUILDING

Instant A/V connection of member to members regardless of where they are.

A/V recording, sharing and optionally uploaded per the member's preference.

AI-driven transcription & analytic tools used to leaven a tone of moderation.

A community can use the economic and political weight of consensus

economic empowerment

LOCAL ACCESS TO FINANCIAL RESOURCES

COMMUNY PLATFORMS ARE A BACK BONE INFRASTRUCTURE

FOR FINANCIAL SERVICES, 

 BLOCKCHAIN LEDGER  PROTECTS INTEGRITY OF TRANSACTIONS

Backend technologies

Privacy and Blockchain

We use Blockchain to protect identities and ensure the integrity of poll results, digitally-signed documents, chat history and video recordings from theft, corruption, ransomware, and loss. Historical data and legal documents are protected with bank-level encryption and a tamper-proof checksum hash.

AI and NLP

We use AI and NLP to parse poll questions and apply semantic similarity to find similar issues being polled in other communities to derive broader consensus on import issues. We use AI on chat posts and comments to detect offensive or vulgar language, and attributes such as tension, anger, ad hominem speech, as well as non-factual assertions.

Decentralized Architecture

Each community runs on its own server node or “instance” with inter-regional data redundancy. This allows our platform to redeploy the instance quickly and automatically in another data center, if the original node goes down due to network latency, regional downtime, data corruption or a network attack.

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Own Your Government

COORDINATED ACTION NETWORKS

What would change in
your community
if people could act
on what they agree on?

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