PledgeBank

launched: 13th June 2005

PledgeBank is about reassuring people who want to do something altruistic or socially beneficial that they won't be alone in their actions. It lets users create pledges which say "I'll do something, but only if 10 other people will do something"

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WriteToThem

launched: 14th February 2005

WriteToThem.com is the definitive place to contact any of your elected representatives. Enter a single postcode and it'll tell you who all your local representatives are, and a bit about who you should contact for which reasons.

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An award winner within 12 weeks of launching, WriteToThem.com sent 5,000 messages in its first month of operation.

TheyWorkForYou

launched: 6th June 2004

TheyWorkForYou provides a searchable, annotatable version of what is said in Parliament, as well as useful pages providing clear, non-biased information on a range of different measures of activities by MPs. Originally built by volunteers while mySociety was getting started, it is now part of mySociety.

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FixMyStreet

launched: 7th March 2007

A site where people can report, view, or discuss local problems like graffiti, fly tipping, broken paving slabs, or street lighting. Made in collaboration with the Young Foundation, and originally called Neighbourhood Fix-It.

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WhatDoTheyKnow

Make Freedom of Information requests to different parts of government. It will then archive the responses on the web. We've got funding from one of Joseph Rowntree's trusts for this (yes, the dead chocolate mogul; eat lots of chocolate, it'll help mySociety's successors in the 22nd century).

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