Save the date! The 8th Annual National Day of Civic Hacking will take place on September 12, 2020.
Search across thousands of civic technology projects.
Software to improve involvement in local government.
Used by Code for Philly
Contribute on Github
Written in CSS, Shell, C#, HTML, JavaScript, PowerShell, TypeScript
Tagged with opengov
Updated 2 days ago
Web application to gather, display and make searchable contracts made by the Puerto Rico state government.
Used by Code for Puerto Rico
View the project Contribute on Github
Written in Shell, Python, Dockerfile, HTML
Updated 3 weeks ago
Code for San José website
Used by Code for San Jose
Written in JavaScript, CSS, HTML
Tagged with open data, government data, government, mayor, san jose, civic engagement
Updated 1 month ago
We scan thousands of government websites to check how well they stack up on security, accessibility, and public accountability.
Used by Code for Boston
Written in Dockerfile, CSS, HTML, Python, Shell
Updated 2 months ago
An easy-to-use, custom search engine for local governance issues. When a city councilor is considering an issue, they need to know what other cities are doing about it, so they can make informed decisions.
Used by Code for Tulsa
Written in Python, HTML
A web-based resource for local journalists to collect and share links to local governments’ day-to-day proceedings.
Used by KC Digital Drive
Updated 3 months ago
Hack for LA's Core Team proceedings
Used by Hack for LA Brigade
Updated 5 months ago
Federalist builds the user-interface of government websites.
Used by 18F
Written in JavaScript, Shell, TSQL, CSS, HTML
Updated 7 months ago
The US federal government's web traffic.
Written in Dockerfile, Shell, HTML, Makefile, CSS, JavaScript, Ruby
Data visualization of Nashville Metropolitan Government employee salary and demographics
Used by Code for Nashville
Written in HTML, CSS, JavaScript
Tagged with diversity, workforce, transparency, public education, nashville
