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Stoa watches your city council, county board, and state legislature so you don't have to. Enter your address. Get a daily briefing in plain English.
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YOUR DAILY TIMELINE
Every meeting, vote, bill, and citizen action — organized by date, explained by AI.
Zoning & Planning (ZON)
Honolulu Hale, Council Chamber
· 8 agenda items
Urging the Governor to protect transgender National Guard members
Eight House members are urging Governor Green to protect transgender National Guard members from the federal ban.
Attend the next Committee meeting on April 2, 2026, to provide testimony on the Planning Commission review.
"I will introduce legislation to expand affordable housing on state lands."
Hawaiki Cable Landing Station Expansion Project
3rd discussion
· 2 commitments
The gap in civic life isn't information. It's translation.
Council votes are public record. Meeting minutes are online. Census data is free. But none of it is designed for a person with three minutes and a phone. Stoa takes what's already public and makes it legible, personal, and actionable.
AI translates government
Every vote, agenda, and transcript — explained in plain English.
Know your reps
See how your council member actually votes. Attendance, promises kept.
Take action
Public comment templates. One-tap rep contact. Meeting reminders.
Promise tracker
Officials make commitments. Stoa remembers and monitors follow-through.
HOW IT WORKS
01
Enter your address
Stoa identifies every government that serves you — city council, county board, state legislature. One address, every jurisdiction.
02
Get your daily briefing
Every morning, AI reads the latest agendas, votes, and transcripts. Plain-English briefing organized by what matters most.
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Act when it matters
When your council votes to rezone your block, Stoa surfaces it with a deadline and a path to participate.
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Of large US cities
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~2¢
Per summary
AI translation cost
3 min
Daily briefing
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One-third of American newspapers have closed since 2005.
The infrastructure that told people what their government was doing has collapsed. But the data hasn't disappeared. AI changes the economics — what once required a reporter in every city hall can now be done at the cost of a few cents per city per day.
The ancient Stoa was a public porch where citizens gathered to discuss civic life. Everyone was welcome. The only requirement was showing up. This is that porch, rebuilt.
Your government met today.
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