You've carried thefrustration long enough.Now give it a direction.
Sociocue is the civic action platform that connects verified issues, people and social reach in one place, so communities can organise action and measure what happens next.
See the problem.Don't just scroll past it.
Sociocue gives real issues somewhere to go, from the first report to verified action, public momentum and measurable progress.
Report it
Something feels off? Put it on the record. Submit the issue with evidence, context and location so it can be reviewed properly instead of disappearing into another group chat or comment section.
Build momentum
If it checks out, we help it move. Verified issues can become campaigns that bring Luminars, supporters and communities together around the same facts and one clear direction.
See what actually happened
Not just views. Not just vibes. Receipts. Track reach, participation, engagement, authority responses and real-world progress so everyone can see whether the campaign actually went somewhere.
Discover the change happening across the country.
Hover a province to preview its stats. Pin to see the full breakdown of campaigns, creators, reach and government responses.
Pick the way in that fits you.
Every role does something real for a real campaign. Report as a Citizen, or post as a Creator — whichever one sounds like you.
Citizen
The simplest way to get involved.
- Report an issue with a photo, right from your phone
- Comment, vote, and follow any campaign
- Get notified the moment one you're following moves
No application, no waiting
Content Creator
For anyone who wants to post about a campaign.
- Post about a campaign on TikTok, Instagram, or YouTube
- Connect your account and your views count automatically
- No account to connect? Just tell us your numbers yourself
This is happening right now.
Not highlights. Everything moving, live.
POV: People actually did something about it.
These campaigns show what happened when people stopped scrolling past the problem and started moving together.
Where we draw the line.
Sociocue is built to help people act on public issues responsibly. These are the principles that guide every report, campaign and decision on the platform.
Track your report's progress in real time.
You're never left wondering what happened to it. Every report moves through the same four stages, in the open, and you'll see the moment it moves to the next one.
Reported
You submit it with a photo and a location.
Verified
A moderator checks it before anything goes public.
Public campaign
Creators can find it and add their voice.
Department responds
Their reply goes on the record, same as your report did.
Report #SC-2847
Sewage overflow, G-9
Reported
Submitted with geo-coordinates, timestamped photo evidence and local community context.
Verified
Independently audited by civic moderators to ensure accuracy, safety and jurisdiction.
Public campaign
Active on the platform. Creators and community leaders are mobilizing local support.
Awaiting a response
Formal notice dispatched to municipal authorities. Status updates post publicly in real time.
Good to know before you start.
The things people usually want to know before they report something.
PRIVACYWill my name be attached to what I report?
Will my name be attached to what I report?
Only if you want it to be. You can submit anonymously, and if you do, your name never shows up anywhere on the platform — not on the campaign, not in comments, nowhere public.
SAFETYCould reporting something get me in trouble?
Could reporting something get me in trouble?
You can always submit anonymously if that's a real concern. Campaigns only ever name government departments and official conduct — never a political party, a candidate, the military, or the judiciary.
MODERATIONWhat happens if my report gets rejected?
What happens if my report gets rejected?
It's marked Rejected, shown in grey, never red. That means we couldn't verify it — not that you made it up. Nothing about a rejected report says anything about you.
TRUSTHow do you make sure a report is actually true?
How do you make sure a report is actually true?
A moderator checks your evidence and location before anything goes public. If it doesn't hold up, it doesn't become a campaign.
GETTING STARTEDDo I need a big following to make a difference?
Do I need a big following to make a difference?
Not at all. A single honest report or video genuinely matters — most of what moves here comes from people acting together, not from one big account.
You already know what needs fixing.
Put it on record, or see what everyone else already has.