America’s Dashboard
Explore a national progress dashboard with named sources, reporting periods and important limits.
America’s Evolution / The larger mission
America.co brings creators, builders and public-interest projects together around one practical idea: make useful work easier to understand, find and participate in.
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Useful tools + clear stories + people who build.
A working direction. Not a claim of completed outcomes.The practical idea
The tools make important information usable. The media helps people encounter and understand it. The community gives people a place to contribute. America House inspired this network; the public work is much bigger than a building.
America House is a private residence, not a commercial venue or a business-address offer. This page does not sell access, lodging, residency, investment securities or a future financial return. The documentary remains in development; principal photography has not started.
Don’t take a pitch on faith
Public resources you can explore now.
Each has its own sources, scope and limits.
Explore a national progress dashboard with named sources, reporting periods and important limits.
Read practical proposals and contribute an idea. Board activity is participation, not a representative poll or an enacted policy.
Explore the shared checklist and the invitation to follow a mission or take part in building it.
The next stage
Planned priorities, not completed results.
Not a promise of a restricted allocation.
Keep improving resources that make systems, evidence and participation easier to navigate.
Create grounded explanations, demonstrations and conversations with people doing the building.
Connect people to a real project, an open question or a useful contribution—not just another slogan.
People, not a faceless pitch
Jack Jay and Sydney Thackray are founding members of America House. The network brings together creator-led media and civic projects so the people making useful things can show their work.
Our case is the work you can inspect—not a claim that we have already solved these problems. The tools have limits. Sources need checking. There is more to build.
Meet the wider community
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No. The intended contribution is voluntary support for the public-interest work described here. It does not purchase equity, a return, access to a residence or a place in a program. Any future investment offering would be separate.
The priorities on this page describe planned work: research and source checks, product maintenance, accessible design, hosting and clear public explanations. They are not a published restricted-fund budget or a promise of a particular result. Ask for a written scope before considering a larger grant or sponsorship.
The payment recipient is Election Powerhouse, Inc., using a dedicated America.co support checkout. The verified hosted link accepts one-time support. This is not the separate Election.org support program.
No charitable deduction is promised. This is not presented as a tax-exempt charity appeal. America.co has committed to a public benefit corporation structure; the existing public statement says filing is pending, not complete.
Use the tools before deciding to support. Inspect the linked sources and methods, report a correction, and ask the team what is planned next. We do not display invented donation totals, testimonials, results or deadlines. Support questions go to jackson@america.co.
Understand first. Support if it fits.
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One network. A few practical directions.