See what your community cares about
Every local council area gets its own page once ten locals join. It shows what people there care about most, and how that compares with Australia as a whole. Always totals, never individuals.
An example community page for Hepburn. The numbers are made up.
What’s on a community page
Opens at 10 people
Everyone on the map who lives in a council area belongs to its page automatically, with nothing extra to sign up for. Until ten people have joined, the page shows how many it has and how many it needs.
Top 10 causes and interests
The ten causes and the ten specific interests people there show most, each with its share. A badge shows how each one compares with Australia as a whole.
Town by town
Tap a postcode to see that town on its own. Any postcode with four or more people gets its own button, and smaller ones still count in the total.
Actions and rankings
How many actions people have ticked off, the five most done, and how your council compares with others in your state on actions per 1,000 residents.
Totals, never individuals
Counts use only what people choose to show on their own cards. Anyone who hides their interests is left out of them. Nobody is named, and nothing on a community page points to a person.
States and Australia get the same kind of page, so you can see your area alongside the bigger picture.