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Launch Digital Participation.
No installation, no server setup.

From idea to your first project in a matter of hours. adhocracy+ is built so that municipalities and other organisations can get started immediately, without any technical expertise.

The Challenge

Most participation tools require an IT project and rely on personnel expertise.

Many platforms promise digital participation, but getting them up and running means procurement processes, server infrastructure, external consultants, and time for proper configuration. For overstretched teams or volunteers, that barrier alone is enough to abandon the idea entirely. The technology ends up being the obstacle, not the enabler.

How it works

How adhocracy+ makes participation truly easy

  • No setup required

    adhocracy+ runs entirely in the browser. There's nothing to install, no server to configure, and no IT department to loop in. Register your organisation, create a project, and invite participants.

  • Built for non-technical teams

    Every feature is designed for people who run participation processes, not developers. Clear labels, guided workflows, and an intuitive design mean your team can operate the platform independently from day one.

  • Templates for every format

    Whether you're running an open survey, a prioritisation exercise, or a structured consultation, ready-made templates get you started quickly and can be adapted to your specific needs without technical knowledge.

  • Accessible for all devices

    adhocracy+ works on smartphones, tablets, and desktops alike. No app download, only an account required for participants. Lowering the barrier for organisers also lowers it for the people you're trying to reach.

1,300+ Projects have been created
on adhocracy+
From practice
As a sprawling municipality with 46 districts, the digital participation platform was key to reaching more people. The combination of online presence and traditional PR proved particularly effective. Our staff learned that it's worth involving citizens early on — and citizens learned that they can take responsibility for their own future. [Translated from German]
Rebecca Spaunhorst, Smart City Coordinator, City of Einbeck

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