Look past the headline
A place you know. A concern someone is living with. Start there, listen closely and use the atlas to check what the wider evidence says.
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How it works
You can read the briefings and explore the examples. Joining projects and funding work are not available in this prototype.
Care is the beginning Here is the work that follows
01. Spot
Listen before proposing an answer. Name the place, the concern and the people affected. Bring an observation or a source that others can examine.
Explore threats02. Discuss
Make room for different views and difficult questions. Share the evidence, hear the people named and agree on what still needs checking.
How SocialIQ works03. Fund
Agree on milestones and review rules before committing money. The design requires human approval before a release.
See milestone funding04. Act
Work beside the community. Protect the people involved, keep track of costs and measurements, and make the setbacks part of the story.
Browse missions05. Verify
Give someone independent the chance to question the result. Keep the evidence, disagreements and corrections together so the next team can learn.
See how proof works
Every example above is illustrative. See the full architecture
Explore ideas for working together
People already care They deserve a way to help responsibly A plan worth asking questions about
The promises we must answer for
All principlesNo missing steps
Connect the first report to discussion, funding, field work and a result others can check.
See the five stepsPeople decide before money moves
AI may help draft a plan. Funding decisions require human review of the evidence.
How funding worksYour attention is yours
No guilt, hidden exits or pressure to keep coming back. Take part because the work matters to you.
Read the principles
Begin with a person Follow the work all the way to the evidence
Give concern a clear next step
Goodwill becomes easier to organise when people can see the task, the responsibilities and how the result would be checked. Explore the sample plan.
See missionsAsk to see the evidence
A confident claim is not enough. Look for the source, the review and the correction history.
Check the evidenceKeep the methods open
The design draws on public data and open standards so the methods can be examined and challenged.
See the architecture- Copernicus imagery
- UN SDG targets
- OpenStreetMap
- Open Contracting
- Verifiable Credentials
- Content hashes
Human judgment stays central
Tools can assist. People must remain accountable for funding, public claims and the resolution of disputes.
Read our principles
Dr. Amara MalikEcological Auditor
Kofi MensahClean Energy Validator
Elena RostovaBiodiversity Lead
Li WeiCivic Technologist
A response begins by listening
Before a plan becomes an instruction, ask who it serves, what it needs and how it could be challenged. Explore a planning example whose values are assumptions for discussion
What-if calculator
What could we build together?
Explore a hypothetical community at different scales. These figures are scenario inputs, not forecasts or results achieved by ImpactOS
How many people take part?
10Kpeople · Neighbourhood
Explore the pilot workspace →A bigger number is not proof of impact. Real outcomes need local evidence, resources and independent review.
Built in by design
- Tamper-evident records
- Public spending in the open
- Sensor integration by design
- 14-day right of reply
- Join and leave freely
- Verifiable software builds
Scenario with 10K peopleIllustrative
Clean water18,400 L/dayestimate
Sensors running48estimate
Misspending flagged$240Kestimate
Held until proof$50Kfunds released on results
Technical details
Reference standards explored in the product design