Offline-first with sync states
Responses capture without signal and show a clear waiting-to-sync count, so no knock is lost between the sidewalk and the record.
Every door, every turf, one field program.
Alvarez for State Senate/Field · District 12 · Turf plan
Cut turfTurfs cut
38
District 12
Est. doors
5,240
Assigned
31
of 38 turfs
Volunteers
26
TurfVolunteerStatus
Maple & 4th
148 doors · 1.2 mi route
Riverside Loop
96 doors · 0.9 mi route
Oak Hill North
132 doors · 1.5 mi route
Cedar Flats
174 doors · 1.8 mi route
Route distance is an estimate · demo data
Cut turfs, optimize walk lists, and capture responses at the door — offline included — with results returning to the voter record.
The operating loop
1Cut the turf
Turn a district into walkable turf, then assign it.
Cut turf with estimated doors and route distance, assign each to a volunteer, and see coverage across the district at a glance. Turfs carry honest states — Active, Scheduled, Completed, or flagged for review — so the plan matches what's actually happening.
- Estimated doors and route distance per turf
- Volunteer assignment with clear turf status
- District-wide coverage view alongside the turf list
Alvarez for State Senate/Field · District 12 · Turf plan
Cut turfTurfs cut
38
District 12
Est. doors
5,240
Assigned
31
of 38 turfs
Volunteers
26
TurfVolunteerStatus
Maple & 4th
148 doors · 1.2 mi route
Riverside Loop
96 doors · 0.9 mi route
Oak Hill North
132 doors · 1.5 mi route
Cedar Flats
174 doors · 1.8 mi route
Route distance is an estimate · demo data
2Knock the doors
A mobile walk list that works without signal.
Volunteers get a walk list that groups voters by household, so two people at one address are one stop. Responses capture on the phone and hold locally when there's no signal — the walk list shows exactly how many are waiting to sync.
- Households grouped by address, not scattered rows
- Response chips: Not home, Moved, Supporter, Needs follow-up
- Offline capture with a visible waiting-to-sync count
Alvarez for State Senate/Walk list · Maple & 4th
Turf: Maple & 4th Offline
128 Maple St · 2 voters
R. Booker
S. Booker
Not homeMovedSupporterNeeds follow-up
132 Maple St · 1 voter
D. Okafor
Not homeMovedSupporterNeeds follow-up
3 responses waiting to sync
3Sync the results
Watch the program move voters through the pipeline.
Once responses sync, track doors knocked, contact rate, support IDs, and completed turfs — with voters moving from Unidentified through Voted. It's the latest synced picture of the field, returned to each voter record.
- Doors knocked, contact rate, support IDs, completed turfs
- Support pipeline: Unidentified, Identified, Contacted, Committed, Voted
- Every synced response lands back on the voter record
Alvarez for State Senate/Field · Program progress
Export reportDoors knocked
9,120
Contact rate
41%
Support IDs
6,900
Completed turfs
34
Support pipeline
Unidentified
8,140
Identified
6,900
Contacted
5,220
Committed
3,010
Voted
1,030
Latest synced from the field · demo data
4Account for the work
Every canvass session leaves an honest trail.
Each session records the volunteer, turf, doors logged, and duration, with GPS and session context attached for accountability. Sessions that need a second look are flagged for review instead of quietly counted.
- Volunteer, turf, doors, and duration per session
- GPS and session evidence for accountability
- Sessions flagged Needs review, not silently accepted
Alvarez for State Senate/Field · Canvass sessions
ReviewSessions (7d)
86
Doors logged
4,210
Avg. session
2h 05m
Flagged
3
need review
Volunteer · turfDoorsDurationSession
JS112 2h 40mCompleted
J. Silva
Maple & 4th · GPS evidence
AP74 1h 55mCompleted
A. Park
Riverside Loop · GPS evidence
MW38 0h 45mNeeds review
M. Wells
Oak Hill North · GPS evidence
GPS and session context attach to each canvass for accountability — access is permission-gated
Field-grade controls, built for offline reality.
GPS & session evidence
GPS and session context attach to each canvass for accountability — organization and jurisdiction dependent.
Voter-access permissions
Role-based permissions govern who sees voter records and sensitive fields, so access matches responsibility.
Suppression honored
Moved, deceased, and do-not-contact flags are honored across the field, so suppression follows the voter everywhere.
Explore the connected tools and workflows that extend the work above.
Field programs that don't lose data
Cut the turf, walk it offline, and sync every response back to the voter record — on one field program.
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