Folket.app | About

$ cat /about/what

> Folket is a democratic app.

> You vote on concrete proposals — continuously.

> Not a party. Not a poll. Not a social network.

> A system for public will — built as software.

$ who built this?

> That's not the point. The system is open-source in its logic.

> What matters is whether the rules are fair,

> whether data is encrypted, and whether the signal is visible.

$ why anonymous?

> Because a name doesn't change whether 68% voted for.

> The system should stand on its own. No personality cult.

> No campaign. No face.

$ what matters then?

> That it works. That people use it. That the signal is real.

> The rest is noise.

$ ls /protocols

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Encrypted votes

Your vote is yours. No one can see what you chose. Only the aggregate signal is visible.

02

Visible signal

The direction is public. The distribution is open. The mandate can be read — not claimed.

03

Fixed rules

Threshold, timeframe and format are defined before a proposal opens. No one changes the rules mid-game.

04

No parties

You vote on issues, not packages. No party line. Just concrete proposals and your answer.

05

Delegation

Pass your mandate to someone you trust. You can always take it back.

06

Continuous

Vote when you want, on what matters. Not everything at once, every four years.

$ cat /contact

> The system is open. So is the inbox.

> Questions, criticism, collaboration, press — write directly.

Write to us → hej@folket.app

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