America.co
The hub connecting civic media, technology, communities, and public infrastructure for a healthier American democracy.
Visit America.co →What is America.co?
America.co is a civic media and technology network focused on a practical coordination problem: many useful solutions already exist, but public attention, builders, creators, institutions, and communities rarely move together. The network makes those efforts easier to find, understand, connect, and grow.
Start hereprojects and their purpose
85tools in the civic technology directory
1shared mission across the network
Projects and purpose
Each project has a clear job: make public systems more legible, help people participate, improve coordination, or turn important work into stories people will actually encounter.
Why Axis
A framework for judging ideas by truth, trust, usefulness, technology, and results instead of only left-versus-right labels.
Visit Why Axis →Social Media Activism
A network for amplifying common-sense narratives and coordinating useful civic work in social feeds.
Explore activism →America House
A private home and the inspiration for a wider community of creators, builders, thinkers, organizers, researchers, and emerging leaders.
Explore the house →America Combinator
A partnership door for startups building useful products, bringing founders together with creators and a growing neighborhood through distribution and trust.
Explore Combinator / apply →America's Podcast
A long-form media project turning complicated political ideas into trusted, useful, watchable culture.
Explore the podcast →Election.org
Election information, media, and technology designed to help better leaders rise and make public leadership easier to understand.
Visit Election.org →Civic Tech Directory
A searchable directory for finding and comparing tools for legislation, transparency, elections, participation, and digital governance.
Search 85 tools →Civil Valley
A residential community concept where people can live inside the civic build in a shared setting centered on liberty, faith, and community.
Visit Civil Valley →The 62% Project
A design challenge exploring whether technology, creators, and coordination can surface a national leader capable of unusually broad support.
See the build queue →The Creator Summit archive
The announced September 18–21, 2026 creator program is archived. Registration is closed; this is not a current admission or venue-rental offer.
Read the summit archive →Common Sense Board
A public board where people submit practical ideas and vote the clearest common-sense solutions to the top.
Open the board →America House Gallery
Photographs of a private residence in Virginia. This is not a property rental, commercial venue, or business-address listing.
View the gallery →Work With Us
The recruiting and project-pitching door for creators, engineers, organizers, podcasters, producers, and emerging leaders.
Work with us →Pres2028
A leadership initiative for the 2028–2032 transition into an exponential age shaped by AI, robotics, energy, and governance change.
Visit Pres2028 →Kingsfoil
An OSINT and cyber-intelligence project focused on mapping political power, influence, and risks.
Visit Kingsfoil →Decentralized Intelligence Agency
A network of effective altruists, rebels, and builders creating public-good projects that challenge centralized power.
Visit DIA →ImpactLine
A public-finance workspace that makes federal, state, and local budgets readable through line-item and department-level data.
Visit ImpactLine →Vote Impact
A free bill tracker for Congress and all 50 states with plain-English summaries, status, impact scores, and contact paths.
Visit Vote Impact →Pollitician.org
A live civic channel intended to move politics from closed doors toward real-time communication between people and power.
Visit Pollitician.org →America AI Council
A proposed public-interest institution for human agency, democratic AI oversight, incident accountability, and enforceable limits.
Read the proposed charter →AI 2027 Readiness
A proposed January 7, 2027 working session on human agency, democratic AI oversight, and institutional readiness. The page sets out the plan, not completed outcomes.
See the event plan →Ubicouncil
A public-interest council and policy framework for an economic floor that expands freedom without becoming infrastructure for control.
Visit Ubicouncil →A practical introduction
Questions about America.co
What you can use today, what is still a proposal, and how to take part. Published by America.co · updated September 23, 2026.
Is America.co a government website?
No. America.co is an independent civic media and technology network, not a government agency. Our Public Resource Desk links to official records and identifies independent sources. For deadlines, eligibility, or official decisions, use the responsible agency or election office.
What can I use on America.co right now?
Browse the civic-tech directory, find primary sources through the Public Resource Desk, explore a federal taxpayer receipt, or contribute an idea to the Common Sense Board. Each tool explains its scope; a directory listing is not a guarantee of accuracy or availability.
Are the public resources free to use?
America.co’s civic-tech directory and Public Resource Desk are free to browse, with no account required. Third-party services may charge, require registration, or impose their own terms. A link here does not promise that every feature of a listed service is free.
How is America House different from America.co?
America.co is the online network. America House is a private home associated with the community and the inspiration for part of its story. The residence is not offered here as a business address, venue for hire, or public visitor attraction.
How can a creator get involved?
The casting page explains the mission and participation interests. You can also contact the team about storytelling, production, research, or collaboration. An application or expression of interest is not a promise of selection, compensation, residency, or access to the home.
How can a startup partner with America.co?
America Combinator is the partnership entry point for founders interested in distribution, trust, and collaboration with creators. The application starts a conversation; it is not an investment commitment or a guarantee of funding or introductions.
Does the People’s Trillion award real government money?
No. The People’s Trillion is a public allocation experiment around a hypothetical $1 trillion budget. A proposal, ranking, or vote is not a government appropriation, award, entitlement, or IOU.
Is the America AI Council an official regulator?
No. The America AI Council is a proposed public-interest framework for democratic oversight and human agency. Its charter and the AI 2027 Readiness plan describe work to develop, not regulatory authority already granted.
Has filming started on the documentary?
No. The documentary is in development and principal photography has not started. The documentary page explains the concept, current status, and participation boundaries.
What is the next announced gathering?
The Independence 2.0 Summit runs September 26–28, 2026: a participant-led gathering at America House following the Independent National Convention. RSVP and check host updates on Partiful. Separately, America’s National Convention is planned for October 23–25, with venue, lineup, and admission details to be announced. The earlier Creator Summit listing is an archive with registration closed.
How do I check a claim or suggest a correction?
Follow a tool’s primary-source links and read its method, dates, and limitations. Official records take precedence over our summaries. To flag an error or missing source, contact America.co with the page, the specific statement, and supporting evidence.
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