Work
Democracy, organized. Here’s the work.
Four platforms, each under its client’s name, each built and run by Botler. Together they have organized hundreds of thousands of people.
A citizen initiative that reached Elections Alberta, and kept going.
One platform carrying a whole movement: the petition, signing events, lawn signs, a bus tour, concerts and rallies, a private social network for volunteers, Stories for supporters’ own photos and words, donations and a store. In English and French. Built in 2025, run by Botler ever since.
Two nights with the Prime Minister
From a pop-up to the Prime Minister.
In under a week, Forever Canadian filled two halls for Prime Minister Mark Carney, in Calgary and Edmonton. Botler built and ran every step.
- 01Pop-ups
- 02Invitations
- 03Registration
- 04Security
- 05The door
Behind it, since 2025
Covered live and nationally
CBC · CTV · CPAC · Global News · The Canadian Press · The Globe and Mail · Toronto Star · Calgary Herald · Edmonton Journal
Press estimates of the crowds: about 7,000 at the BMO Centre in Calgary (The Globe and Mail) and 5,000 to 6,000 at the EXPO Centre in Edmonton (Edmonton Journal, Toronto Star). Our figures are from Forever Canadian’s own records.
Social networks of their own
In an age of AI disinformation, a network only your people can join.
We launched private social networks for our campaigns: places where supporters and volunteers meet, post, message and organize, away from the bots, trolls and disinformation of the open feeds. Members get in by invitation or approval.
A volunteer network
Groups, a shared feed, direct messages and connections, for thousands of volunteers organizing their own towns.
A member hub
A union’s own network. Members start actions, invite the people they know and connect with each other, with the union behind them.
Their own stories
Supporters post their own photos and words: hundreds of stories from 95 towns. AI checks every photo before it goes up, and people review anything it holds.
No ads, and no outside platform deciding what your people see. Your network, your rules, your name on it.
A member hub for the Alberta Federation of Labour.
Members create actions, invite their own people and turn up together. On the AFL’s own domain, built and run by Botler.
Canvassing at province scale, with a paper trail.
Corb Lund’s citizen initiative to ban new coal mining in the Eastern Slopes. Canvassers apply, are screened with AI and trained, and go to Elections Alberta in the batches it requires. Every step is tracked.
Department of Justice Canada2019 to 2026
A national legal-aid model, bilingual and circumstance-aware.
The Department of Justice Canada authorized Botler to build it in 2019 and funded it in 2021. It gave people confidential guidance, in English and French, on sexual harassment, misconduct and violence, then connected them with more than fifty legal and support organizations. Tens of thousands of people used it.
“I am proud to support Botler AI’s innovative project.”
The Honourable David Lametti, then Minister of Justice and Attorney General of Canada, March 2021.
Working with
Photos: Janis Isaman (photosofpeople.ca) at the Forever Canadian Unity Concert, Calgary; the Forever Canadian Unity Bus tour; Forever Canadian’s Edmonton rally, October 16, 2026; the Unity Rally at the Alberta Legislature, October 18, 2026, courtesy of the Alberta Federation of Labour.