One workspace for local leaders, before office and after.

Local Leader HQ handles community input, content publishing, campaign graphics, and compliance record-keeping for candidates, elected officials, and the PACs behind them. It's built to carry from launch day through your term in office.

Built for Texas candidates, elected officials, and PACs, not national campaigns.

Illustration only. Example workspace data is fictional.

What it does

Four tools, one campaign workspace

C

Community input

Collect written or video questions from voters before a town hall or event, then turn them into an agenda you can actually use.

S

Content & channels

Your voice and tone, kept in sync across every channel you publish to. Write once, and it stays consistent everywhere it goes out.

G

Graphic generator

Set your brand once. Reusable templates keep colors, type, and layout consistent while leaving final review in your hands.

F

Finance & compliance

Record, reconcile, and file, all from one place. See exactly what that covers below.

Graphic generator

Consistent graphics with less manual setup.

Set your colors, logo, and fonts once. Every graphic pulls from the same template, so a post made in five minutes looks like it came from the same campaign as one made five months ago. Nobody has to remember the hex codes or double-check whether a headline fits the safe area. The generator already enforces it.

brand template preview
channel preview grid

Content & channels

One voice, every channel.

Write a post once, in your own voice. The same message goes out to Facebook, Instagram, Reddit, email, and your site, each version fitted to that channel's format and reviewed before anything publishes. A voter reading three different posts about the same council update should sound like they came from the same person, because they did.

Finance & compliance

What the finance side actually does.

This is the part campaigns get wrong most often, so it gets the most detail. Local Leader HQ handles the full compliance cycle, not just a ledger.

Record

Log every contribution and expenditure as it happens, or connect a bank account and let qualifying transactions come in on their own.

Reconcile

Match bank activity against what's already recorded and flag anything that doesn't line up.

Clean up

Catch a missing receipt, employer, or address before it becomes a filing problem instead of after.

File

Generate the report for your filing period, already split into the correct schedules, and lock it once it's final.

Everything on the report traces back to a record you already reviewed.

How it works

How the pieces fit together

1

Collect

Take in written or video questions from voters before a town hall, event, or interview.

2

Create

Turn what comes in into a graphic, a post, or a briefing in a couple of clicks.

3

Publish

Schedule it across the platforms you use, reviewed and ready before it goes out.

4

Report

Meanwhile, every dollar in and out is already recorded, reconciled, and ready to file.

Why I built this

Built to outlast election day.

I built Local Leader HQ while running for Pflugerville City Council, because I was doing my own compliance filings, town hall outreach, and social posts with no staff and no budget for five different tools. Most software in this space is built for statewide and federal campaigns with paid treasurers and comms teams. Local candidates don't have that, and neither do the officials and PACs they become after the election. Local Leader HQ is the same workspace before and after: the tool I used to run for office is the one I use to run my office now.

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Pricing

One plan, no tiers to compare and no per-seat pricing to negotiate.

We'll share exact numbers when we open access. Join the waitlist and you'll hear first.

Questions

Who is this for?

Candidates, elected officials, PACs, and the staff supporting them, running for or already serving in local office: city council, school board, county, and similar roles.

Do you replace my state's filing system?

No. We generate the reports and numbers you need; you still file through your state or local system. Direct e-filing is on the roadmap where it's supported.

Is my data secure?

Bank connections use Plaid, sensitive credentials are encrypted, and campaign workspaces are designed to keep tenant data separate. Access remains limited to authorized workspace members.

Which states do you support?

Texas only, for now. Filing rules and schedules are state-specific, and we're building them one state at a time, starting with the one we know best.

When can I start using it?

We're onboarding campaigns in small batches. Join the waitlist and we'll reach out with next steps.