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Billionaire Army

Your billions. Our goals. Let's go. A civic-accountability platform where the public defines SMART goals and U.S. billionaires are tracked — with receipts — on whether they help solve them.

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Hero ideas

  • Your billions. Our goals. Let's go.
  • Service is the price of the palace.
  • Public goals. Billionaire accountability. Receipts.
A free, open civic-accountability platform where the public defines the goals and U.S. billionaires are measured against them — every fact sourced, every estimate labeled.

Overview

Billionaire Army is a civic-accountability platform where the public defines SMART goals — Specific, Measurable, Achievable, Relevant, Time-bound — and U.S. billionaires are tracked on whether they help solve them, with receipts.

It pairs a sourced index of 1,083 U.S.-connected billionaires (net worth, FEC contributions, SEC filings, foundation 990s, news coverage) with an open, versioned Public Benefit Score whose every component shows its weight, sources, and known limitations in the UI. Facts and commentary are always separated, and every stored fact carries its source, retrieval date, and estimation method.

Feature highlights

  • Billionaire index — 1,083 U.S.-connected billionaires with sourced profiles and inline citations
  • Public Benefit Score — an open, versioned scoring formula; every component shows its weight and sources
  • SMART goals — the public proposes and rates goals; goal pages show which billionaires are positioned to move each one
  • Accountability Feed — a daily AI-curated news feed about the index
  • Receipts on everything — every stored fact carries its source URL, retrieval date, and estimation method

Notes

  • Status: Pre-launch — the data pipeline and core product run in a private deployment; public launch is gated on partnership and review.
  • Principles: Facts separated from commentary; no private or personal-security information, ever; donation-funded only (hard cap $100/person/year, no ads, no premium tier).
  • For Whom: Anyone who wants transparent, sourced accountability for concentrated wealth — and a say in what it should accomplish.

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