Run a federal riding, door by door.

Set up the campaign by answering one question: what are you running for? Every screen after that says riding and polling division, and the published federal boundary map is one click to add — included, official, free.

Import the CSV you are entitled to as a candidate. Riding and poll columns are recognized on the way in, duplicates merge, and storing the whole universe costs nothing — pricing scales with the people you email, not the people you store.

Point the turf cutter at any list and it cuts walkable turfs that stop at the finest boundary your workspace holds — the polling division if you have uploaded one, the riding line from the built-in map otherwise. No volunteer is sent across a boundary. Crews knock from their phones with no install and no accounts, or from a printed walk sheet with a QR code back into the app.

Every “wants a yard sign” answer at the door becomes a delivery request. The planner turns the approved pile into hour-sized driving routes, and each driver gets a one-stop-at-a-time page carrying a first name and an address — nothing else.

Newsletters go to subscribed supporters from your own verified domain, with a deliverability score gate before every send. Donations run through your own Stripe account — you stay merchant of record — and every gift is receipted by email as it arrives, with numbered official contribution receipts at year end under the federal political regime.

Archive the campaign; nothing is deleted. The rolodex stays, supporter IDs can carry into the next campaign you open, and the next race starts warmer than this one did.