How Frankly Works

Frankly turns a private message into public accountability — in four simple steps.

1. Verify who you are

Frankly asks for your name and address so we can identify your federal elected officials and ensure messages come from real constituents.

Your address is shared with officials when required — but it is never displayed publicly.

2. Write your message

Tell your representatives exactly what you think, in plain language.

No forms. No drop-down menus. No navigating government websites. 

3. Go public

With one tap, your message goes public.

Public messages appear in Frankly’s feed, where others can see what you said and add their voices.

4. Frankly delivers it

Frankly delivers your message electronically to your federal elected officials as an approved vendor.

If your message is public, it creates visible accountability — not just another unread inbox entry.

Why Frankly Is Different

Most platforms help you send a message.

Frankly helps you be heard.

By combining direct delivery with public visibility, Frankly adds social pressure — the kind that elected officials actually respond to.

Built for Real People — Not Political Insiders

Frankly is not a government agency.

It’s a tool for everyday people who want their voices to matter.

If you’ve ever felt ignored, filtered, or dismissed by the political process, Frankly exists for you.