A personal blog-style newsletter by Nasser Eledroos covering civic technology, government software and data, with occasional personal reflections. Readers get researched, policy-focused writing on topics like prosecutor data in Massachusetts and election system usability.

Léo Carvalho writes personal tech essays in Portuguese about lessons learned: a lost family archive that drove him to build a serious backup setup, a hobby bot that counted down the Bolsonaro government's remaining term, and his move from Windows to Pop!_OS on Linux with its hardware troubleshooting. Readers get candid, first-person accounts of practical digital habits and small civic-tech projects.

A personal website and occasional newsletter from a civic tech practitioner reflecting on civic tech, career networking, and running. Readers get first-person essays with practical advice and personal anecdotes, plus guidance for breaking into civic tech.

Updates from a UK co-operative that builds LandExplorer, a free tool for finding land and property ownership in England and Wales, along with webinars, event talks and job postings. Readers get practical guidance on tracing company ownership and reading Companies House accounts, plus news about the organisation.