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Curcle is a UK civic app for the street you live on. It carries a local feed for everyday life, and when something needs fixing, neighbours back the issue until it reaches their MP as a single item with a verified count of the constituents behind it. The MP's office can answer once, publicly, where everyone who backed it can see. Curcle is politically neutral by design: it does not campaign or take positions, and issues rise on genuine local backing alone.

Curcle is a UK civic app where neighbours back local issues until they reach their MP as one item with a verified count. The office answers once, publicly, where everyone who backed it can see.

Curcle turns forty separate emails about the same junction into one item an MP's office can answer once, in public.

Curcle is built by one person: a nineteen-year-old second-year student at King's College London who wrote his first line of code in June 2026, taught himself to build the app, and was demonstrating it inside Parliament twelve days later. He has spent time in constituency offices watching how casework actually arrives, which is where the product's argument comes from: the same concern reaching an office as dozens of separate emails is arithmetic, not indifference.

Curcle is being built now. There is no live version yet, and it will launch in one constituency first, chosen by where the most people have put their area forward at curcle.uk/put-your-area-forward.

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A photograph of the founder will be added here. Until then, email for one.

support@curcle.uk with "Press" in the subject line reaches the founder directly.