Project Euthyna
Democracy works when citizens show up. We make that power easy to use.
The power to shape what happens in government already belongs to you — through your vote, your voice, and your direct relationship with the people who represent you. Project Euthyna exists to help more of us use it: a structured record of what your representatives actually do, and the means to act on what you see.
Why “Euthyna”
Euthyna / yoo·THEE·nah / was the ancient Athenian practice that required every public official, at the end of their term, to render a public accounting of their actions to the citizens — what was done, measured against what should have been done. It sits at the root of democratic accountability, and it is a plain statement of what we think representatives should be evaluated on: what they do, in public, before the people they serve.
This isn’t a new idea. It’s one of the oldest.
The record
We build the record: every measure, every recorded vote, every member, committee, and nomination of the current Congress, drawn from official government primary sources and kept current. Where we explain — what a cloture vote is, where a bill stands — the explanation is labeled as ours and the record stays verbatim.
And we help you act on what you see. Your representatives answer to you; the record is where acting starts. Federal coverage is live; we start there because everyone in the country has someone in Congress who answers to them.
Our position
We’re non-partisan. We don’t endorse candidates, and we don’t tell you what to think about what you see. We take one structural position: representative democracy is the right system, and it depends on people participating in it.
How we report
Every story starts from the record — a roll call, a bill, a document — and says only what that record supports. Each one ends with the sources it rests on, so you can check us.
Our stories are drafted with AI, checked against our written editorial rules, and approved by a person before they publish.
Project Euthyna, Inc. is an independent publisher. We don’t represent any government, party, or candidate.
If we got something wrong, tell us at hello@projecteuthyna.com.
How this is sustained
There are no ads, no investors, and no sale of your information. Our goal is to serve the public in a way that sustains itself. Your address is used to find your districts and never stored.
Reach us
If you have an account, the quickest way to tell us something is the Feedback & help page in your account, where our reply appears too. If you can’t sign in, or have a question that isn’t about your account, write to hello@projecteuthyna.com.
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