Collaborative Governance Software

• Adhocracy — Drafting and (delegated) voting tool for small and medium-sized groups. Represented on the list by Friedrich Lindenberg
• Candiwi — The original software of the Metagovernment project. Based on consensus, synthesis, and a distributed framework. Represented on the list by Manuel Barkhau and several others.
• CreateDebate — A social debate tool.
• DecisionMaker — A soft that uses and compares multiple current electoral systems, programmed by the de Borda Institute.
• IdeaScale — Enables companies to build living/breathing Digg style communities.
• Ideagraph — An open, non-profit system for organizing arguments and achieving consensuses. Invited by Ed: 2010-02-14.
• Indaba Application Network — Application framework for voting software. Represented on the list by Craig Simon.
• MixedInk — A collaborative writing tool.
• NationBuilder — The platform running The White House 2, and potentially other systems. Represented on the list by Jim Gilliam.
• ProtoForge — A non-profit effort to develop an open, wiki style, systems engineering platform.
• WhyNot? — An interesting tool that integrates some style of debate and voting for popularity of ideas flow.
• Vilfredo — Software which uses a human based genetic algorithm to help participants build a consensus. Represented on the list by Pietro Speroni.
• Votorola — Communityware for building consensus and reaching decisions. Represented on the list by Michael Allan and Thomas von der Elbe.
• Wiki-Trust — A MediaWiki extension for automatically building trust info by evaluating history data.