Joycotter is a collaborative "worldbuilding game" for real-world activism, built around the "joycott", a conditional commitment ("if this exists or this change happens, here's what I'll do") that makes latent demand and support visible before anyone risks building the thing.
Should Exist is a public, anonymously-contributable catalogue of things people have said should exist, practical requests, historical visions, scientific questions, possible institutions, fictional possibilities, that preserves each idea's source and compares it against what already exists.
Tayr (طير) is a Moroccan civic platform, by the Digital Citizen Association, that lets residents report visual pollution (unsightly signage, billboards, urban blight) in their cities and track its resolution; currently piloting in Smara.
AntiFreeze is a free, anonymous ICE tracking app that sends real-time push alerts when ICE is spotted near you.
Echtzeit-Risikoprüfungen und Berichte zum öffentlichen Nahverkehr in Berlin.
WeDecide empowers communities with real-time neighborhood data, enhancing civic engagement and government responsiveness through privacy-focused civic intelligence tools.
A community-driven storytelling platform for unhoused individuals to document their experiences with policy impacts, while providing researchers and advocates with data-driven insights to drive systemic change, alongside a comprehensive resource directory.
The Barrier-Free Toilet Finder is an independent, open-source app (by "The Hacking Debt") that maps accessible/wheelchair-friendly toilets in Tokyo using the city's open data, and lets users crowdsource additions.
PicTree ("Boku to Watashi no Denchū Kassen") is a Japanese mobile game where players photograph utility poles and power infrastructure while out walking, crowdsourcing inspection data for the electricity grid and earning rewards.