About Said vs Done

The Problem

Politics feels increasingly disconnected from the people it's supposed to serve. Election after election, we're presented with manifestos full of bold promises, only to watch them fade into obscurity once the votes are counted.

These manifestos have become little more than marketing documents — carefully crafted to win votes rather than reflect genuine policy intentions. How often have you heard a promise during a campaign, only to never hear about it again?

The disconnect isn't just frustrating; it's damaging to democracy itself. When people feel unheard and promises go unfulfilled, trust erodes and engagement drops.

Why I Built This

I built Said vs Done because I wanted to understand what people actually think about the policies that affect their lives — not through the lens of party politics or media spin, but through direct, honest feedback.

Controversial policies often get reduced to soundbites and tribal battles. But most people's views are more nuanced than "left" or "right". Someone might support stricter environmental regulations while also wanting lower taxes. Real opinions don't fit neatly into party boxes.

This platform is an attempt to capture that nuance — to give everyone a voice on individual policies, regardless of which party proposed them or which side of the political spectrum they're associated with.

What We Do

The Vision

Imagine a world where politicians can't hide behind vague promises. Where public opinion on specific policies is visible, measurable, and impossible to ignore.

Said vs Done is a step towards that world. By giving everyone a simple way to voice their opinion on individual policies, we hope to create a clearer picture of what people actually want — and hold those in power accountable when they fail to deliver.