A framework for future democracy

Your voice, heard
where you live.

Choseno connects citizens and independent candidates inside real electoral boundaries. Local issues, anonymous voices, honest support signals — democracy at the resolution of your street.

Conversations scoped toPolling District
Anonymous by designPostGIS-verified boundariesNo party rankingOne verified endorsement per resident

From coordinates to community

01

Verify your district

Share your location once. PostGIS automatically matches your coordinates with official electoral boundaries — no address forms, zero identity leakage.

02

Explore local feeds

Access civic conversations scoped strictly to where you live. Seamlessly switch between polling district, municipal, federal, and international levels.

03

Signal constituent support

Participate anonymously and endorse key local issues. Representatives receive verified constituent signals rather than out-of-district noise.

Whether you're voting or running

For Citizens

Get heard in the race that actually decides your street, not the one dominating the news cycle.

  • A civic feed locked to your real electoral boundary — polling district up to federal
  • Post and comment under a rotating, anonymous Ghost ID
  • Burn your Ghost ID any time for a completely fresh identity
  • One verified endorsement per resident — signals that can't be bot-farmed

For Future Politicians

Run without a party machine behind you — Choseno never ranks candidates by party, only by what constituents ask them directly.

  • A public campaign wall generated automatically once you nominate
  • Your replies always surface above the rest of the thread — no dodging a hard question
  • Record video position statements directly in-browser
  • A side-by-side questionnaire so voters compare substance, not spin

Every district,
one feed away.

Built for trust and privacy

Rotatable Ghost IDs

Participate freely. Posts use a privacy-preserving ghost UUID — burn it anytime for a completely fresh identity.

Direct video statements

Representatives post video messages in-browser, ensuring position statements remain authentic and unedited.

Constituent endorsements

One verified constituent, one endorsement. Prevents bot farms, brigading, and out-of-district manipulation.

4-Tier boundary scoping

From your immediate polling district to federal and international levels, debate happens where it belongs.

Hyper-local threads

Discussion threads remain scoped to your actual district, connecting you with verified local neighbours.

PostGIS boundary matching

Feeds use official spatial geometry matched to your coordinates with exact point-in-polygon precision.

Questions, answered

Is Choseno really anonymous?

Yes. Every post and comment is tied to a rotating Ghost ID, not your real profile — and you can burn it at any time for a completely fresh identity, permanently unlinking everything you've posted before.

Can my representative — or an admin — see who I really am?

No. Posts are public under your Ghost ID and civic score, never your name. Choseno deliberately never stores a link between your profile and your posts, specifically so that link can't exist to be looked up later.

What actually happens when I burn my Ghost ID?

Your civic score earned under that identity is banked into your permanent total first. After that, every post and comment tied to the old Ghost ID becomes permanently unlinkable from your account, and you start posting under a brand-new one.

How do you verify where I live without an address form?

You share your location once, and PostGIS matches your coordinates against real electoral boundary shapes — resolving every jurisdiction you belong to at once, from polling district up to federal, with no address ever typed in.

Is Choseno affiliated with a political party?

No. A politician's party is optional profile information, but Choseno never uses it to rank, filter, or promote candidates — every candidate in a race is shown on equal footing.

I want to run for local office — do I need party backing first?

No. Any verified resident can nominate themselves for an open seat in their district once nominations open, complete a short application and questionnaire, and get a public campaign wall — no party required.

My area isn't showing any boundaries yet — what do I do?

During location setup you can search for your district by name or enter coordinates directly. If nothing matches, that region's boundary data hasn't been added yet — coverage expands as new regions are mapped.

Ready to take back local civic life?

Join your constituency feed today and experience democracy at the resolution of your neighborhood.