So we built a better space: live political streams and debates, every viewpoint in the chat, no algorithm feeding you rage.
500 first-wave seats.


Finally, a housing debate where everyone's politics are on the table. No bots, no hidden agendas, no guessing who you're really talking to.
Hand-picked creators and independent journalists, deliberately balanced across the spectrum.
Nothing chases your outrage to keep you scrolling. You pick the conversation; the feed doesn't pick your emotions.
Anyone can read our rules. And anyone can read our rulings: every moderation call goes on the public record, with the rule it rests on and the actual reason behind it.
Fair question. Here's the honest answer: nobody's. Povi isn't run by a party, a PAC, or a media company. Just the two of us and a playbook hiding in plain sight: decades of research from political scientists, psychologists, and sociologists, all pointing the same way. So why not build a space on what's proven to reduce hostility? Contact across difference, transparency about who's speaking, structured good-faith conversation. Povi is those findings, turned into architecture.
Read the studies →Drawing on research published in PNAS, ACM, and elsewhere.
The feed knows bestTrust in algorithmic feeds is fading.
Polished beats liveLive video has matured into the most honest format online: unedited, unscripted, unfakeable.
Institutions own trustIndependent voices already won: more people trust individual creators than the institutions they replaced.
A dedicated home for live political conversation no longer feels experimental.
It feels overdue.
Early access. Founding badge. A say in what this becomes.
Invites start in September.