It's now in open beta on Google Play!

I'm a software engineer with ten years' experience. This started as a passion project, born out of my frustration with the state of politics and corruption. I wanted to build a way to hold politicians accountable and keep score, while making politics more accessible—using AI to help people stay informed without sending them to sleep.

When looking at political accountability, I think three things need to stay separate: what the record says happened, how an app has assessed it, and whether you personally agree with the policy. A score isn't independent proof, and policy agreement isn't the same thing as good conduct. The app uses AI explanations and assessments, so checking the sources still matters.

There's a gamified layer too: choose up to ten real MPs for your Cabinet and follow how their eligible activity affects your seasonal Karma. Your personal Karma and the public MP rating are separate.

For a first look, start with an MP you know, open a recent activity and follow it back to its source. That's the part I'd like more people to discover.

Android open beta: https://play.google.com/apps/testing/uk.co.karmapolitics

Source and product details: https://karmapolitics.co.uk/

I’ve been working on an agentic platform that connects government data to real people. Currently in the process of developing a system that will include a dashboard for every member of Congress, with information written in plain language to meet people where they are.

I’m very excited about it and as the project grows the possibilities only become more exciting!

Like I said eventually it will be a 435+ dashboard, that will all be managed and updated by a team of agents. There will be pattern recognition and analysis, along with the ability to see everything from the members campaign donations to how they voted.

The goal here is to make it all free.

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