Say it once. Make it permanent.
You have something to say and people ready to stand behind it. You publish an open letter, your supporters co-sign it with a note, and it becomes a permanent public record.
Every one of these is live today.
Follow any of them to the app that does it.
An open letter to a decision-maker
Address it to a company, a council, a leader. The first copy goes to them automatically, so it arrives rather than waiting to be noticed.
On The RecordCo-signs that say something
A signature here carries a rating and a sentence in the signer's own words. A thousand of those is an argument. A thousand clicks is a number.
On The RecordA campaign that runs for months
One letter is a moment. A campaign holds many of them under one banner, with its own recipient and its own rules.
On The RecordThe meeting where you say it out loud
Organizing happens in rooms too. List the meeting, take the reservations, and keep the list of who turned up.
Events CalendarAn Open Letter on Open Source
We, the Undersigned
An open letter, 5,000 co-signers
You address a letter to a decision-maker. 5,000 people co-sign with a rating and a note. The first copy is sent to the recipient automatically.
- 75%You, the author15,000
- 15%Template artist3,000
- 10%A cause you chose2,000
Three things people ask first.
My petition is just data on someone else's server.
The letter and every signature are permanent and public. They cannot be quietly edited away.
Support evaporates the moment the moment passes.
Co-signers are on the record for good, each with a note attached. The record outlasts the news cycle.
I cannot prove who actually stood with me.
Anyone can check every signature. Thousands signed becomes thousands you can point to.
Turn 'we signed' into a record nobody can quietly delete.
See On The Record