the evolution of revolution
where disruption meets innovation
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"The reasonable person adapts themselves to the world; the upriser persists in trying to adapt the world to themself.
Therefore, all progress depends on the upriser."

- Adapted from a quote by George Bernard Shaw

UPRISER's launch is dedicated to information freedom activist Aaron Swartz (1986 - 2013)


SHARE RADICAL IDEAS

Get your revolutionary ideas the attention they deserve. If you have a prescient thought, a salient message, or a stirring initiative, your voice will be heard.

"Every revolution was first a thought in one man's mind." Ralph Waldo Emerson

AMPLIFY GOOD IDEAS FAST

Vote up or vote down posts by others. Great posts are rapidly escalated and amplified, so you'll see amazing stuff waaay before everyone else.

"The next revolution is gonna be a revolution of ideas." Bill Hicks

ACT ON THE BEST IDEAS

The most timely and important initiatives receive the attention and support of the UPRISER community, unlocking POWERFUL organizing tools.

"A revolution is an idea which has found its [champions]." Napoleon
Explore Upriser

roundtable for revolutionaries
massive coordination for spontaneous uprisings

Share your revolutionary ideas.

Get your ideas and messages the attention they deserve. If you have a disruptive thought, an important message, or a clarion call - your voice can be democratically lifted, heard and acted on by the greater movement community, even more rapidly and reliably than viral sharing.

Share ideas

Vote on ideas

Vote to escalate great ideas.

On most social networks you can only directly share thoughts with the people who follow you. Thus, viral amplification is often vain, shallow and slow compared to voting systems like the one employed by UPRISER. You can vote up or vote down posts by others, so great posts are rapidly escalated and amplified.


Coordinate like a boss.

Once a post has reached a critical mass of upvotes, UPRISER empowers decentralized coordination by unlocking rapid mobilization tools pioneered by Anonymous.

Act on ideas