Explore 68 projects in the Group decision making category of the Civic Tech Field Guide.
Tools and platforms that aid group decision making through deliberate design decisions to improve the likelihood of desired outcomes, such as consensus.
Suggested reading:
True Causes is a web tool for group root-cause analysis at scale: everyone writes causes alone, the group links them pair-by-pair at 75% agreement into a shared map whose "roots" are what to act on, digitising the decades-old Structured Democratic Dialogue method.
A compiler for group agreement: patches race, blind pairwise judgments rank them, adoption clears a rising confidence bar
Senatus is a platform for creating and joining voting chambers.
The Daimaruyu Town Voice Project uses Liqlid, a Japanese browser-based citizen-participation and deliberative consensus-building platform by Liquitous, to gather workers' and visitors' ideas on Tokyo's Otemachi–Marunouchi–Yurakucho district and feed them into placemaking decisions.
Amendment management for organisations that still use Word tables and email.
An AI-facilitated civic tech platform where communities gather to align, deliberate, and act.
Voxit is a [Pol.is fork and] open source polling platform that addresses challenges commonly found in online conversations and digital polls, like low engagement or highly polarising debates.
Small Hassles Court is a digital game where players practice different approaches to interpersonal conflict resolution and self-governance.
We help organizations, communities, workplaces, and collectives learn sociocracy — a decentralized way of organizing that makes decision-making more equitable, efficient, and transparent.