Polis

Polis (pol.is) is an open-source civic technology developed by The Computational Democracy Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. It functions as a wiki survey software, utilizing advanced statistics, machine learning, and interactive data visualization to gather, analyze, and understand collective opinions from large groups. The platform's unique design fosters constructive dialogue by identifying consensus and diverse perspectives without direct replies. It is widely used by governments, academic institutions, and non-profits globally to strengthen democratic processes and facilitate informed decision-making.

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An AI-powered platform for large-scale collective intelligence, enabling real-time opinion mapping, consensus building, and understanding of diverse perspectives.

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Pillar
Marketing Strategy & Analysis
Primary SITech Category
Social Asking
2nd SubCat
Text Analytics
3rd SubCat
Data Visualisation
Tech Category
Machine Learning, Data Visualization, Natural Language Processing (LLMs in Polis 2.0), Statistical Algorithms (PCA, k-means), Distributed Cloud Infrastructure, Docker
Data Coverage
Forum & Community Data
Data Sources
Forums & Community Boards
AI/GenAI Type
Natural Language & Conversational AI
Predictive AI & Analytics
Sentiment & Emotion Analysis AI
Geographic Coverage
Global / Worldwide
Specialized Industries
Education & Training
Nonprofit & NGOs
Public Affairs & Policy
Media & Entertainment
HQ Location
North America

Company Info

hello@compdemocracy.org

Polis (pol.is) is an open-source civic technology developed by The Computational Democracy Project, a 501(c)(3) nonprofit. It functions as a wiki survey software, utilizing advanced statistics, machine learning, and interactive data visualization to gather, analyze, and understand collective opinions from large groups. The platform's unique design fosters constructive dialogue by identifying consensus and diverse perspectives without direct replies. It is widely used by governments, academic institutions, and non-profits globally to strengthen democratic processes and facilitate informed decision-making.