doornoc walks your canvassers house to house along the fastest route, shows them who's home before they knock, and logs every conversation with a tap — so the manager sees the whole walk happen live.
A canvasser on the sidewalk needs three things: where to go next, who lives there, and a fast way to record what happened. doornoc puts all three on one screen.
No squinting at a paper list. doornoc orders the houses for the shortest walk and points to the next one — canvassers just keep moving.
Name, party, and household members appear before the knock. Volunteers open with the right person instead of guessing.
Answered, not home, support level, yard sign, notes — a whole door logged in a couple of taps, so the line keeps moving.
Managers watch coverage build live — who's out, how many doors they've hit, and what they're finding — without a single phone call.
Everything works offline and syncs later. Apartment stairwells and rural routes don't stop the data anymore.
Priced per campaign, not per person. Put the door knocking app in every volunteer's hands without adding a cent.
The manager assigns turf and it appears in the app — no setup, no PDF, no account juggling on the volunteer's end.
Follow the route door to door. Each house shows the voter, the talking points, and the outcome buttons — it's the field half of doornoc's door-to-door canvassing software.
Every knock flows to the campaign's dashboard in real time. The volunteer just walks; the reporting takes care of itself.
A door knocking app guides a canvasser from house to house along an optimized route, shows who lives at each address, and records the outcome of every knock with a tap. It replaces printed walk lists so nothing gets lost and managers can see progress as it happens.
doornoc is priced per campaign rather than per volunteer, so adding canvassers is free — you do not pay extra for each person knocking. Check the homepage for current campaign pricing.
Yes. doornoc is also a door to door tracking app: managers can see where the team is, how many doors each canvasser has covered, and every outcome live on a dashboard while the walk is still happening.
Yes. The route and voter data are stored on the phone, so canvassers keep knocking and logging in low-signal neighborhoods. Knocks sync automatically when the connection comes back.
Whether someone answered, support level, who they spoke to, issues raised, yard-sign requests, and notes — all from one screen, so a full door takes a couple of taps.
Optimized routes, voter data at the door, one-tap logging, and live tracking — the door knocking app campaigns finish their lists with.