Every person who joins makes it harder for Congress to ignore. Every post you create is one step closer to making data ownership the legal standard everywhere. We're building the platform — and the political proof — to pass the Personal Data Dividend and Economic Sovereignty Act (PDESA): federal law that makes your data your property and requires companies to pay you for using it.
Join the waitlist → Use the platform → Change the system
You join a social platform. You post, share, connect. You earn money every time your data creates value. And with every person who does this, PDESA gets one step closer to passing.
Sign up for the Data Dividend Network. It looks like any social platform — but every interaction shows you what it's worth. Post, comment, share. Watch your balance grow.
Your personal data vault shows exactly what data you've generated and who wants to license it. Advertisers, researchers, companies — they ask permission and pay you directly. You decide what gets shared and what stays private.
When we walk into Congress with millions of users already earning from their data, PDESA stops being a proposal and becomes inevitable. You're not just a user. You're evidence.
This is a working prototype of the Data Dividend Network. Every feature you see here is built to make one thing clear: your data has value, and that value should flow to you.
PDESA — the Personal Data Dividend and Economic Sovereignty Act — is federal legislation that makes your data your legal property and requires companies to pay you for using it. Right now it's a bill. Our job is to make it reality.
Congress doesn't pass laws because they're good ideas. They pass laws when constituents demand them — and when there's proof they'll work.
By building the platform first and getting users to join, we're creating both. Every person who signs up is a constituent who can call their representative and say "I'm already using a platform that pays me for my data. Make it the legal standard." Every post someone creates is data showing this model works.
When we have 100,000 users, we have a story. When we have a million users, we have a movement. When we have ten million users, we have a voting bloc that Congress cannot ignore.
Every social network that started with good intentions eventually sold out — to advertisers, to investors, to acquisition offers too large to refuse. Twitter became X. Instagram became a shopping mall. Reddit sold its users' data to train AI.
The Data Dividend Network is structured so that cannot happen. The platform is built on an open-source protocol — meaning the code is public, forkable, and owned by no one. The governing entity is a cooperative, not a corporation. There are no venture capital shareholders waiting for an exit. There is no acquisition target.
If any future leadership tried to sell the network or compromise its principles, users could fork the protocol and migrate their data in full — taking their vault, their connections, and their earnings history with them. The threat of exit is the governance mechanism. It keeps the platform honest permanently, not just while it's idealistic.
The platform is being built. PDESA is being drafted. The congressional outreach has started. Here's how you can help make it real.
Be among the first to use the platform when it launches. Early users are founding members — you'll have governance rights over how the network evolves.
Join WaitlistWe're funding the congressional lobbying effort, the technical build, and the organizing to make PDESA law. Every dollar goes directly to making this real.
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