For MPs' offices
You know the shape of the problem better than we do. Hundreds of messages a day, and the same local concern arriving as dozens of separately written emails, each one needing its own reply. The signal is in there, but nothing joins it up.
Curcle consolidates it. When neighbours back the same issue, it reaches the office once, as one item, with a verified count of the constituents behind it. The office can answer once, publicly, and everyone who backed it sees the same answer. Personal casework takes a separate, confidential route, and never appears in any feed.
Curcle is politically neutral, and that is structural, not a promise. It does not campaign, take positions, or promote causes. Issues are ordered by genuine local backing alone, whatever their politics, and every office is treated identically.
The app is being rebuilt and has not launched. It will start in one constituency, and we would rather build the office side with caseworkers than for them. If that could be you, write to us.
Questions from offices
Less. Forty people raising the same issue arrive as one item with forty names on it, rather than forty emails answered separately. One public reply reaches everyone who backed it.
Everyone whose backing counts has verified they live in the constituency. The number you see is the number of real people behind it.
Verification means people outside the constituency can’t add to a count. Coordinated activity is grouped and shown to you as what it is, with the true number of local people behind it, so you can judge it rather than dig through it.
Private casework goes only to you and the staff you authorise, with permissions you control individually. It never appears publicly.
No. Curcle shows you what your constituency is raising and how many people are behind each thing. What you do with that is entirely yours.
Constituents don’t pay to raise, back or send anything. Offices pay for casework tooling and reporting, and it’s fundable from IPSA budgets.
Yes. Curcle doesn’t campaign, endorse or take positions, and it’s designed to be equally useful to every party. Constituent data is never used for party-political purposes.
Get in touch. Curcle opens one area at a time, and offices willing to be early are the ones we work with first.