Platform
Ostracon gives your coordinator three things in one place: a briefing that says whether to answer, a mission composer that reaches members where they already chat, and results that show who acted.
01 Decide
Every angry reply to bait gives it more reach, because platforms rank posts by engagement. Trend watch shows what is spiking, and each trend comes with a short briefing: what is happening, three possible moves, and the one Ostracon recommends. On opponent bait, the default is to ignore it and push your own story instead.
| ID | Trend | Briefing | Velocity |
|---|---|---|---|
| TR-114 | "Strikers block the country"Opponent bait · X and Telegram | Ignore | +312% |
| TR-109 | Care workers' pay storyOur story · Member reports | Push | +148% |
| TR-117 | #WhoKeepsUsRunningOpponent hashtag · Bluesky | Mirror | +96% |
| TR-102 | Hospital waiting timesNews sites | Push | +41% |
| TR-098 | Pension rumor postOpponent bait · YouTube | Ignore | +22% |
| TR-105 | Rally photos from SaturdayOur story · Telegram channel | Push | +18% |
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02 Send
A mission is one approved request to a group of supporters, with a time window. You write it once and Ostracon delivers it through a Telegram bot, the Ostracon app, and a ready-to-paste WhatsApp Channel post. Missions go beyond sharing: post in your own words, send to three friends, show up, watch to the end, sign, or practice.
Ask. Post one photo from your shift with one line on why your work matters.
Angle. The people who keep the country running, by name and by face.
Skip. Don't reply to the "strikers block the country" posts. Replies give them reach.
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03 See results
Supporters confirm with one tap on Done and can add a link to their post. Results fill in while the mission is live: delivered, opened, and completed, per group and per channel. People come first, then actions, then reach.
People. 1,904 of 2,948 supporters completed, 65%. Nurses 71%, teachers 68%, rail workers 52%.
Actions. 1,612 posts in their own words and 292 shares.
Channels. Telegram 1,212, app 692. The WhatsApp Channel post drew 340 reactions, counted by hand.
Reach. 280K to 450K views on X and YouTube, model estimate. Other platforms come from supporters' own counts.
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Channels and integrations
Supporters join by scanning a group QR code and giving consent. After that, missions arrive in the app they already check, and the flow is the same everywhere: read the mission, do it, tap Done.
Missions arrive as a bot message with the angle, assets, and link. Supporters confirm with a Done button.
An installable web app with push notifications, mission cards, one-tap completion, and a form to report what members see.
Ostracon writes the Channel post and you paste it by hand. WhatsApp's business terms rule out political campaign tools, so Ostracon never connects to its API.
Supporters send what they see in their own feeds. It fills the gaps on platforms that no outside tool can watch.
Briefings, mission drafts, variations, and translations, all waiting for a person to approve. AI images carry a visible label.
Admins set up the workspace, coordinators send missions, and trainers run cohorts. Supporters only see their own missions.
Ostracon works next to the CRM you use for members, email, and donations. Tell us which one during the demo.
Data handling
A list of supporters can reveal political opinion or union membership, so Ostracon treats it as sensitive data. Your organization controls the data and Ostracon processes it on your behalf.
Each organization works in its own workspace. Supporters, missions, and results never cross between workspaces.
What Ostracon will not doEvery workspace runs in the EU by default. Larger organizations can ask for another hosting region or AI provider, including an EU-only model.
Data retentionEvery supporter gives explicit consent when they join. Ostracon stores the consent text version and the time, and supporters can stop missions with one tap.
ConsentNext step
In a 30-minute demo you watch the coordinator screen, scan a QR code, and the next mission arrives on your phone. Bring the last attack your organization faced.