Level 1
The person
You take part as you see fit.
- Your real name stays private, always.
- Your participation is just a counter, unless you choose to appear.
- You are never a “member” just by showing up.
A neutral platform for civic demonstrations
One demand.One charter.One mobilisation.
ARALLIA makes public and verifiable what a demonstration asks for, who organises it and who supports it. No silent edits, no algorithm, no profiling.
No advertising · No trackers · No individual scores
March
OfficialMarch for accessible stations
Saturday, 11 am · Lyon, Part-Dieu station
Accessible Transport Collective
Primary demand
v2.1Make the whole public transport network accessible to people with reduced mobility by 2030.
- Charter adopted
- Demands frozen
- Verified organisers
SHA-256 fingerprint of the manifest
9f2c4ab8 1d07e35c 6b19a4f0 d83e57c2 a6b0914d e8f37c15 a2d06be9 4f71c83aAny change to the manifest changes this fingerprint. Compare it on the “Verify” page.
The problem
Today, a mobilisation scatters before it even marches.
A messaging group, then a channel, a petition, a shared spreadsheet, a poster shared a thousand times… With every relay the message gets distorted and nobody knows any more what is authoritative.
- WhatsApp group
- Telegram channel
- Online petition
- Shared spreadsheet
- Doctored poster
- Who is really organising?
- An anonymous account can call itself an “organiser”. Nothing tells the real demonstration from the imitation.
- What exactly is being demanded?
- The demand changes from one relay to the next. There is no reference text, dated and signed.
- What has changed, and when?
- A text silently edited on the very morning betrays those who had decided to come.
Three separate levels
The person, the movement and its supporters are never confused.
Taking part in a demonstration does not make you a member of a movement. Supporting a movement does not make an organisation its owner.
Level 2
The movement
It has a public identity and is accountable.
- Versioned, dated, attributed demands.
- Organisers and spokespeople identified, with their role.
- A charter that has been explicitly adopted.
Level 3
The supporters
The organisations linked to the movement are declared.
- Partner, supporter, donor, funding: every link is typed.
- Every declaration is dated and can be withdrawn.
- The history stays visible: nothing is erased.
Four pillars
What sets ARALLIA apart from a mere calendar of demonstrations.
Versioned demands
A primary demand, secondary demands, a list of what is not demanded. Every change creates a new public version with its diff.
Organisational identity
Each movement presents its organisers, spokespeople and roles. An official publication is recognisable at a glance.
Transparent affiliations
Trade union, party, company, association: every organisation linked to the movement is declared, with the nature of the link.
Adopted charter
A base of six commitments, identical for everyone, to which each movement adds its own rules. No adopted charter, no publication.
No silent edits
Every change becomes a visible version.
Here is what a participant would see when comparing two versions of the demands of a fictional movement. Additions are underlined, deletions struck through.
- v1.0
- v1.1(minor change)
- v2.0(major change)
- v2.1(minor change)
How versions are numbered
- Only the wording changes: the minor version goes up (2.0 → 2.1).
- A demand is added or removed, or the primary one changes: the major version goes up (2.1 → 3.0).
- A change made after an event has been frozen is marked as such, at the top of its page.
From version 2.0 to version 2.1
v2.0v2.1(minor change)Minor changePublished on 18 June 2026 · Summary: Timetable clarified and staff training extended.
- Added text
Removed text
Primary demand
Make the whole public transport network accessible to people with reduced mobility by [removed: 2032.][added: 2030.]
Secondary demands
1.Train the staff
ModifiedCompulsory welcome training for station
[removed: staff.][added: staff and drivers.]
What we do not demand
We are not demanding free public transport.
Verify a demonstration
Doubts about a poster? Check it in ten seconds.
Every published event has a short code, a QR code and a digital fingerprint of its movement’s manifest.
1. Scan or type
The QR code is on the official sheet. So is the 6-character code.
2. Compare
ARALLIA recomputes the manifest’s fingerprint and compares it with the published one.
3. Decide with confidence
Authenticated or unknown: the result shows the movement, the version and the date of the last change.
Privacy
We know the bare minimum.
Going to a demonstration is your own act. The platform is designed so that nobody, not even us, has the means to follow you.
What we know
- An email address, so you can log in.
- A public name and a username, which you choose.
- The events you announce you are joining, visible only if you decide so.
What we never do
- Record your position: “Near me” reads your position once, then forgets it.
- Expose your real name.
- Compute a trust or popularity score on a person.
- Install trackers or display advertising.
- Resell or hand over any data.
Neutrality
One platform, no side.
ARALLIA hosts movements of every persuasion that respect the same charter. It does not choose the causes it serves.
The same rules for everyone
The charter base is identical for every movement, whatever its cause.
Moderation of behaviour
We deal with threats, impersonation and false information, not with opinions.
No ranking
Demonstrations are sorted by date. No movement is highlighted.
Even the interface sticks to it: paper, ink and a saffron accent. No red, no blue, no party colour.
Ready to join or to organise?
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