Plan the campaign.
Work the doorstep.

Groundspark helps political parties decide where to campaign and gives their members the tools to canvass there. Officials examine constituency data and organise canvassing sessions; members join those sessions to find nearby voters and record each conversation.

Your party uses Groundspark

Get the app

Download Groundspark for iOS or Android, then sign in with your existing account.

Your party is new to Groundspark

Set up your party

Contact us to discuss access, electoral-roll setup, and bringing your team onto Groundspark.

One campaign.
Two ways to use it.

Groundspark supports the work on both sides of a campaign. Officials plan and organise; members join active canvassing sessions to access the relevant electoral roll and record results.

01

For party members

Join in and canvass

Join your group’s session by QR code, find nearby roads, work through their addresses, and record what each voter tells you.

Member features

02

For party officials

Plan and organise

Explore small-area public data, decide where campaign time is likely to be useful, and run secure canvassing sessions.

Official features

Everything you need on the round.

Join your group’s active session, start with the roads around you, choose an address, speak to a voter, and save the result. Access to that electoral roll ends when the session does.

01

Find nearby roads

See your live location on the map and a list of roads nearby. Choose one and the map centres on it and highlights the route.

02

Work address by address

Open a road to see its houses and voters. People at the same address stay grouped together, so the next doorstep is clear.

03

Record the conversation

Choose a standard canvass outcome and add a free-form note. Complete responses save automatically as you work.

04

Continue with shared context

Existing results reload when a voter is opened and colour-code the voter list. Everyone canvassing in the same project contributes to its shared record. Projects using the same electoral roll keep separate results.

Ten clear outcomes, plus notes.

Groundspark records support, availability, and register changes consistently. Your Home screen also shows your running total of voters canvassed.

  • Yes
  • Considering
  • Undecided
  • Other Party
  • Not Interested
  • No
  • Non-Voter
  • Moved
  • Out
  • Blacklist

Plan locally. Organise securely.

Groundspark puts local evidence on one map and gives organisers control of electoral-roll access. Inspect places at output-area level, compare relative values, and run time-limited sessions for members in the field.

  1. 01

    Map local patterns

    Display Census measures and election results with output area, LSOA, MSOA, ward, and settlement labels.

  2. 02

    Compare opportunity and effort

    Use demographic affinity or an operational-priority model that accounts for likely yield and the time needed to cover an area.

  3. 03

    Run the fieldwork

    Start a session for a project, let members join by QR code, manage participants, and end their access when canvassing finishes.

Public data in Groundspark United Kingdom
  1. 01 ONS Census 2021 Population
  2. 02 UK Parliament election results National
  3. 03 Council election results Local
  4. 04 2016 EU referendum results Historic

How it is used

Each source is translated onto a common small-area geography so officials can compare places on the same constituency map.

Make the next street obvious.