The citizen
power app

Lever aggregates all the things people do about the issues that matter to them and amplifies their collective voice to people in power.

Think of it like an intelligent noticeboard where you can pin actions, with each pin building strength in numbers around common issues.

Signing a charity's petition can be pinned to your constituency. Going on a march can be geolocated and pinned. Campaigning, volunteering, writing, posting, canvassing, voting, meeting – it can all be pinned, creating a rich picture of what matters to constituents.

Discover and do

Lever helps you find actions aligned with the issues you care about. It uses AI to summarise information from political processes – parliamentary debates, votes, committee discussions, MP performance – into feeds tailored to your interests.

It also makes it easy to start actions yourself with in-platform tools to launch campaigns, start petitions, organise and deliberate.

Power from the people

Lever transmits the aggregated priorities of citizens to the most relevant parts of the political system, each issue amplified through strength of numbers. Insights are delivered into the inboxes of MPs, Lords, committees, All Party Parliamentary Groups (APPGs), local authorities, utilities, regulators and wherever else people's voices need to be heard.

Lever also provides MPs and other decision-makers with dashboards that let them see and understand citizens' priorities through real-time, data-driven insights.

Verified Constituent = real citizen

Lever uses postcode and email to verify users to make them visible as constituents, prevent multiple accounts and reduce the risk of bots and mischief-makers gaming the platform. Verified Constituent status also allows representatives to filter out everyone they are not accountable to.

We are

louder

When we pull together

What is Lever?

Lever is a non-profit social enterprise. It is independent and non-partisan.

Lever has a simple mission – to help citizens drive change through collective action.

Coming soon

“Give me a lever long enough and a place to stand and I will move the world.”

Archimedes