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Syndikato: Decentralized Committee Coordination Network

A trained network of regional coordination facilitators (1-2 per prefecture) who physically meet with local protest committees weekly, collect decisions/logistics needs in standardized formats, and relay them via encrypted dead-drop dead-letter boxes (physical USB drives exchanged at neutral cafés) to a central coordinator who synthesizes and broadcasts back via SMS/voice to all regions. No single digital platform; distributed human nodes with analog failsafes.

SERVICE

24 weeks • 70% confidence

Value Proposition

Eliminates digital surveillance risk (no centralized server), reduces miscommunication through trained human intermediaries who understand local context, provides built-in redundancy (if one facilitator is detained, others continue), and creates plausible deniability through analog-first design. Beats fragmented WhatsApp/Telegram because it's intentionally friction-full for security and has accountability.

Target Audience

Greek communist party regional secretaries, autonomous protest collectives with 50+ members across 3+ regions, labor unions coordinating multi-site actions

Key Features

Weekly in-person committee visits by trained facilitators using standardized decision templates (blockade timing, resource needs, legal support contacts)
Encrypted USB-based data relay (TrueCrypt volumes) exchanged at pre-agreed public locations
Central coordinator maintains master calendar/resource map updated via SMS confirmation codes
And more, with full implementation detail...

Tech Stack

TrueCrypt or VeraCrypt for encrypted USB volumes Signal app (for facilitator-only secure comms) Burner phones (for SMS broadcasts, rotated monthly) Google Sheets (offline-capable master calendar)

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Original Problem

Greek political activists struggle to coordinate nationwide protest blockades without centralized communication infrastructure

Greek communist party members and protest organizers need to synchronize multi-location blockade actions across the country, but lack dedicated tools to manage representative meetings, coordinate logistics, and communicate decisions across distributed committees. Current solutions rely on fragmented communication channels that create delays, miscommunication, and inefficient resource allocation during time-sensitive protest actions.

Score: 17.5%