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propose your own f***ing laws.

government was built for a world without phones. pollsee is what comes next: write the law yourself, get your verified neighbors behind it, and watch a live model of your district show where it’s headed — before the chamber votes.write the law. get your neighbors behind it. watch your district’s future sharpen.

propose it, simulate it, share it. here’s how ↓

pollsee writes the legalese 2 min to draft verified neighbors only free to propose
your district, simulated · illustrative
how it works

write it. simulate it. send it. watch the forecast sharpen.

  1. 01

    propose a law

    type what’s broken in plain english. pollsee reads the laws already on the books and drafts a real bill — in about two minutes.

    “getting a sidewalk café permit takes six months” → streamline sidewalk café permits for small businesses

  2. 02

    simulate it

    pollsee runs your bill against the living model of your district — who’s likely with you, who isn’t, and the odds it passes — before anyone in the chamber votes.

  3. 03

    share it out

    send it to your neighbors as a co-sign link. every signature is a verified person in your district — and in nyc, it goes into the report your council member’s office gets twice a month.

  4. 04

    the prediction gets closer

    every co-sign and every vote sharpens the model. the more your neighbors weigh in, the closer pollsee’s forecast gets to what actually happens.

you’re simulated, never sold. the model works in groups of five or more — never your name, your votes, or your address.

what we see

a world where people govern themselves — where a neighborhood can write its own rules in an afternoon, everyone affected gets a say before anything is decided, and the structures of government stop looking the way they do today.

pollsee is the first piece of that world.

the next law in your city hasn’t been written yet. write it.

download pollsee. see what’s coming to your block — and draft the law that changes it, in two minutes.

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