Emma · Nunhead · 2H
The new play area in the park is open. Looks lovely.
COMMUNITY NEWS
Raise it once.Your street backs it.Your MP answers everyone.
Curcle is a free app for where you live. Raise a local issue, your neighbours back it, and it reaches your MP as one thing instead of a hundred.
Put your area forwardComing to iOS and Android. Launching in one constituency first.
Illustrations of Curcle content: public issues gathering neighbours, community notices, a public answer from an MP, a private case and an invite-only circle. The people, posts and counts are invented.
Illustrations. The people, posts and counts are invented.
Your MP is on the app.
Not a form. Not an inbox somewhere. Your MP has an account, their caseworkers have access, and the answer arrives where you raised it.
EMAIL AND FORMS
To: office of your MP
Subject: The crossing, again
Send
Sent. Then nothing.
ON CURCLE
Public issue
Resurface the crossing at Brindle Cross
142 neighbours behind itneighbours behind it
Maya Verrell MP· 1H
Caldermere and Wexbridge
Verified representative account
Highways have confirmed the crossing will be resurfaced this autumn.
YOUR MP · ANSWERED IN PUBLIC
MAYA VERRELL MP · OFFICE VIEW
Brindle Cross crossing
142 verified constituents · Caldermere and Wexbridge
Answered · 1 reply reaches all 142
Three caseworkers with access
Answered in public. Seen by all 142.
An illustration. The Member of Parliament, the constituency and the office are invented.
Not every conversation is a complaint.
The feed is the everyday one. A daily habit, not a form you visit once.
Example posts from the feed
Tom · Peckham Rye · 5H
Anyone want to push for weekend buses on the 172 again? Happy to start it if others back it.
LOCAL ISSUE · BACKED BY 41 NEIGHBOURS
Sana · Brockley · TODAY
Found a set of keys with a red fob by the postbox on Ivydale Road.
NEIGHBOURLY
An illustration. The names and posts are invented.
An MP's office receives hundreds of messages a day. Nothing joins them up. It is arithmetic, not indifference.
One email is easy to leave. A hundred neighbours are not.
How it works
1
Raise it
A junction, a closure, a light that never gets fixed.
2
Choose public or private
Neighbours can back it.
142 neighbours behind it3
It arrives as one item
With a verified count, not as forty separate emails.
4
They answer once, publicly
Everyone who backed it sees the same answer.
Where Curcle is now
Curcle is being built now. There is no live version yet, and it will launch in one constituency first. Putting your area forward tells us where to start.
Fair questions
An app for where you live. It’s a local feed showing what’s happening in your area, and a direct line to the person who represents you in Parliament.
You raise something that matters where you live. Your neighbours see it and the ones who agree back it. Once enough people are behind it, it reaches your MP as one issue with the number of people attached, rather than as hundreds of separate emails. They answer in public, where everyone who backed it can see.
Then it doesn’t go on the feed. Anything private, a benefits problem, a housing situation, something happening at home, goes straight to your MP’s office and nobody else sees it. You choose which way it goes before you write a word.
Raising an issue, backing one, contacting your MP and using the local feed are free, and always will be. The only thing we charge for is creating your own circle, a smaller private group for your street or building, at £30 a year. No payment ever affects whether or how an issue is heard.
No. Most people will use Curcle for local news, events and the ordinary business of a neighbourhood, and never contact an MP at all.
The government’s own Community and Engagement Survey 2025/26 found 26% of adults think they can influence decisions in their local area, while 59% say being able to influence them matters. Wanting is climbing three times faster than having. That 33 point gap is what Curcle is for.
Source: Community and Engagement Survey 2025/26, Ministry of Housing, Communities and Local Government
None. Curcle doesn’t campaign or take sides. It carries what a community thinks to whoever represents them, and it’s built to be useful regardless of who that is.
It isn’t sold. Curcle doesn’t analyse or guess at anyone’s political views. Anything you send privately goes to your MP and the caseworkers they’ve authorised, and no further.
For your backing to count toward an issue reaching your MP, yes, because the number has to mean something. Verification is straightforward and no documents are stored.
Curcle is built for offices to take part directly, and we work with them before opening in an area. No MP has committed yet, because nothing has launched yet.
It opens one constituency at a time. Put your area forward and we’ll let you know.