#1INVOLVED DRIVE DEMOCRACY#2Record-low Problem The Problem government approval ratings No impact on the likelihood of bills passing Outdated rep-constituent communication systems#3The Solution An application that allows people and elected officials to communicate through micro-polling and messaging Data aggregation Solution Ease of use Increased outreach#4Push notifications 1:52 Wednesday, July 19 INVOLVED now Senator William Brownsberger How would you classify Boston bike lane safety? Slide for more Polling on current issues Product Question from Senator Brownsberger: How would you classify Boston bike lane safety? 9% Product 7% 12% 29% Total: 3,219 people 46 ★ Feedback Feedback from Senator Brownsberger: Transportation Safety Bill Hello, Thank you for your input on the bike lane safety question I posted last week. It was very eye opening to me and influenced my vote on H782 last week, which helped it pass How it affects you https://www.magor.com/bill/transportationsafetybill2017 Al messaging ild like to express my opinion Test Bot Build: Latest | Status: READY Climate Agreement port it What issue would you like to add What is your opinion on Paris Climate Agreen Browns Which elected official(s) would you like to con Clear *for mobile application#5Product Multiple Use Channels Mobile Application Email Text Web Application Widget To: Senator Brownsberger Today, 3:00 PM Legalizing Gun Silencers Dear Constituents, I've been hearing from people asking me to legalize gun silencers. It's not something I want to do. Over the past week, I've gotten approximately 1200 emails asking to support both H.763 and H.789. To me, it is common sense that making guns quieter will make it easier to get away with murder. The opposing argument focuses on hearing loss for law-abiding shooters, and for hunters who naturally want to hear everything around them. Your thoughts? - Senator Browsberger More information: https://willbrownsber ger.com/noise-suppressors-on-firearm s/ <http://willbrownsberger.com/noise- suppressors-on-firearms/> Please respond with 1 (strongly oppose), 2 (oppose), 3 (neutral), 4 (support), 5 (strongly support), 6 (opt- out of messages from me). Thank you.#6■ $I Freemium for elected officials Business Model L Business Model Free for people Third-Party Data Sales#7U.S. Market Size 181 millon registered voters 39% of adults recently contacted a government official $3 billion survey research industry $8 billion election cycle (2016) ~$210 billion big data industry (2020) Market Size#8Industry & Competitors Political Apps icitizen ECOUNTABLE BRIGADE These platforms target political activists by tracking issues, news, or campaigns. We target 'silent majority' as a direct channel between people and their elected officials Social Media f These platforms do not validate constituent identity, gather little analytical data, and deter constituents who don't want to publicize political opinion Current Methods Phone Calls Townhalls Letters Emails These methods are passive engagement tools that are inefficient in either convenience, outreach, or data aggregation#9Direct Meetings Early Adoption Elected Official Channels Grassroot Campaigns Adoption#10In-app elected official invite Street teams Online poll widgets Growth Strategy Brand ambassador campus programs Advocacy groups Attending rallies, marches Non-profit organizations Radio interviews Local News & TV Civics classes Targeting towns in controversy Viral videos#11Customer Validation MVP Mobile Development 2/17 Timeline MA State House Alpha Testing Build out Mobile and Web Launch in MA Multiple Channels + Direct Messaging (text, email, web) Today > National Outreach Freemium Model Big Data Analytics. Timeline#12Jacob Dansey CEO BU, Computer Engineering MLH illet Team John Knollmeyer CTO BU, Computer Engineering Caleb McDermott Head of Marketing BU, Strategy & Innovation, Marketing Chad Bell Head of Finance BU, Finance#13INVOLVED www.involved.mobi