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Frankly app screen showing a constituent message and politician choices

Frankly app screen for writing a message to an elected official

Frankly app confirmation that a message was delivered to an official

Frankly public social feed showing shared constituent messages

Frankly is how to be heard, without having to pick a side.

Frankly is a free civic app for people in the United States. Type what you think, send it to your federal elected officials, and publish it publicly so your message creates pressure, not just another unread email.

What Frankly does

Frankly combines three things most tools keep separate:

Direct delivery to the federal officials you choose
A public feed so constituents and staff can see the message
A social layer — like, share, comment, follow, and repost so one voice can become many

It is like texting, social media, and a billboard had a baby: one that Congress cant ignore. In seconds, you type what’s on your mind. Frankly delivers it to them, and the country can see it.

When it’s public, it’s pressure. And everybody bends under pressure.

Why private channels fall short

Phone calls? Offices often route you to voicemail. Tallies stay private.
Traditional emails and contact forms? Easy to bury. Slow to fill out. Hard to repeat across officials.
Posting on their socials? Easy for staff to dismiss as noise or bots.

Frankly is built so your opinion is both delivered and visible.

Who it’s for (and who it isn’t)

Frankly is for U.S. adults who want to tell the President, Senators, and Representatives what they think — without joining a party or signing someone elses campaign script.

Frankly is not a U.S. government agency, not a political party, and not an advocacy organization. It is a civic-tech tool operated by Global New Media Holdings, LLC. The free debate of ideas across beliefs is the point.

Get started

Download Frankly free on the App Store or Google Play. See How Frankly Works, read the FAQ, or explore Our Mission.

Make them hear you.