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A name, an age, a party — that's all a canvasser has ever had at the door. doornoc researches every voter on a route from public web sources and links every finding to the page it came from.
A one-minute look at Voter Intelligence.
What the research adds to a name on your route — every finding linked to the public page it came from.
Pick a route, check the price, run it.
Build routes the way you already do — Auto Turf, polygon, or an uploaded list.
From the route's menu, choose Research voters. A free preview shows how many voters need research and the cost, 1 credit each, before anything is spent.
doornoc searches public web sources for each voter, about 30 a minute. Every match is graded, and only high and medium matches keep a summary with its sources.
Every summary keeps links to the public pages it was written from, so each claim can be checked — no mystery data.
Each match is graded high, medium, low or none. The search runs on name and town, and the check is built to rule out same-name people in other places.
One or two sentences on what the matching pages say, written only from results judged to be about this voter. Short enough to read on a porch.
A free preview counts the voters that need research and shows the cost. Voters researched in the last 30 days are reused free.
Research starts the moment you confirm and works through the route at about 30 voters a minute, with progress on screen.
A low or no match carries no summary, so a weak match doesn't hand a voter someone else's biography. Voters that can't be researched are refunded.
Voter Intelligence compiles what is already public — the pages anyone could find by searching a name — and links every claim to its source. It is built for a better conversation on a doorstep, not for ad targeting or resale. Matching is built to rule out same-name strangers in other towns.
Voter Intelligence is on-demand voter research for canvassing. From a route’s menu in Routes, choose Research voters, and doornoc searches public web sources for every voter on it. An AI check grades whether the results are about that voter, writes a one- or two-sentence summary of the good matches and keeps links to the pages it used.
Public sources only: open web search, local news coverage, professional profiles, and other pages anyone could find with a search engine. doornoc does not buy private data brokers’ dossiers, does not scrape platforms that prohibit it, and every summary is saved with links to the public pages it was written from, so the source can be checked.
Matching a voter-file row to the right public presence is the hard part, and doornoc treats it conservatively. The search runs on the voter’s name and town, and the AI check is built to rule out same-name people elsewhere. Each match is graded high, medium, low or none, and a low or no match carries no summary, so a weak match does not hand a voter someone else’s biography. In field testing on live routes, well over half of voters produced a high-confidence match.
The research uses the same public pages a volunteer could find by searching a name before knocking — compiled automatically and cited. It is built for doorstep conversations, not for ad targeting or resale.
One credit per voter researched, from your credit balance. Before anything is spent, a free preview shows how many voters on the route need research and what it will cost. A voter researched in the last 30 days is reused free, and voters that cannot be researched are refunded.
Anyone who manages routes for the campaign. Research does not run on a schedule: it starts when someone confirms it from Routes and works through the route at about 30 voters a minute, with progress on screen.
Voter Intelligence is self-serve: open a route's menu, choose Research voters, and see the price before a credit is spent.
On demand · Source-cited · Public web only