CitizeX

POWERING CIVIC ENGAGEMENT

Connecting Electeds, Canditates, Orgs, and Constituents with Live Events

CitizeX is a civic engagement platform designed to enable verified, structured dialogue between communities and public leaders.

Through host-controlled digital townhalls, identity verification, and transparent participation, CitizeX creates a more accountable environment for civic engagement — connecting elected officials, candidates, organizations, and constituents in meaningful two-way conversation.

Most civic townhalls leave people feeling unheard.

Laggy streams, no identity verification, no record of what was said. People show up hoping for a real conversation and leave feeling like they watched a formality. CitizeX was building something that deserved better — and for the live townhall experience, they chose Coresee.

DEEPLY EMBEDDED

The entire experience lives inside CitizeX. Hosts broadcast from an embedded Coresee Room without switching tools. Attendees watch and engage without ever leaving the platform.

ALWAYS IN VIEW

The Coresee Room and live event chat sit side by side inside CitizeX. While the representative is on camera, the audience conversation is right there in view. No switching tabs, no missing questions.

How does it work?

01 / SCHEDULE

A representative sets up a townhall on the CitizeX platform.

02 / CREATE

CitizeX initiates the workflow through API calls, while Coresee handles the rest instantly: creating the Room and Live Event, mapping the RTMP feed as the broadcast source, and creating the branded stages.

03 / GO LIVE

The host joins the embedded Coresee Room. Recording starts automatically. The live stream feeds directly to the CitizeX event page.

04 / ENGAGE

Verified constituents watch the broadcast and join the conversation via chat. Chat access is gated to verified users, keeping public discourse structured and authentic.

05 / CLOSE

The host ends the event. Attendees land on a branded post-event message. CitizeX then pulls the recorded session to publish on their site — so anyone who couldn't attend can still catch up.