For parties
When an opponent's clip spikes, every angry reply gives it more reach. Ostracon tells you when to ignore it, and gets members to push your own story instead.
What gets in the way
01
Quote posts and angry replies count as engagement. Each one pushes the attack clip further.
02
Meta and Google stopped running political ads in the EU in October 2025. Real supporters are the main route left, and they need a clear ask.
03
A hand-run WhatsApp channel with copy-paste posts looks coordinated, and you can't see who acted.
One mission, start to finish
A sample evening: an opponent's attack clip on your housing plan spikes after dinner. Here is what happens next, and who does what.
19:02
Trend watch shows it passing 10,000 posts in 40 minutes, and where it's spreading.
Ostracon flags it19:04
Three sentences, three moves. Recommended: don't reply to the clip. Push the housing plan instead.
AI drafts19:06
The coordinator sharpens the angle, picks two images, sets a one-hour window, and approves.
Person approves20:07
See who acted per group and channel. The mission goes into the archive exactly as sent.
Ostracon reportsSample scenario. Figures are illustrative.
Missions that fit
For your party leadership
Your leadership will ask how this looks if a journalist reads it. Ostracon is built so the answer is: fine. Every mission stays in a permanent archive, exactly as it was sent, with who approved it and when. Supporters act from their own accounts, in their own words, with no points or rewards. Read the guardrails.
A demo takes 30 minutes, with a scenario close to yours. You'll see a mission land on your own phone.