Pitch → Signal → Act → Impact

One shared flow for student, staff, and parent voice.

  1. 1 · Pitch
    Now → Try this → If it works

    Share a practical idea and show what success looks like.

  2. 2 · Signal
    Support + Crew spread

    Upvotes from students and staff show what matters most to our community.

  3. 3 · Act
    Action and co-design

    Leaders take action: Quick Win, Shape Up, or a clear explanation.

  4. 4 · Impact
    Show what changed

    The Impact Log proves your voice created real change.

How Voice works

Why

Everyone has a voice. Complaints and silence are noise. Electing a few people to speak filters out the many. Voice is liquid and issue-based - you step up when something matters to you.

How

  1. Now - Where are we now? (Baseline)
  2. Try this - Fat-marker solution (keep it rough)
  3. If it works - What would this look like? Specific observable behaviours
  4. Crews and community upvote to build signal
  5. Leaders decide on the pitch itself - Quick Win, Shape Up, or decline with a reason
  6. Impact Log shows what changed beside the claimed behaviours

That is the shared Pitch → Signal → Act → Impact flow. The whole pipeline lives on one page: the Pitch hub has a tab per stage (Pitches, Quick Wins, Shape Up, Declined) and Impact sits beside them. The decision chooses what action follows; it does not decide whether staff or student pitches may appear.

The signal score combines unique upvotes, support across different Crews, and recency. It helps leaders notice broad, current support; it is not a popularity verdict.

What

An async pitch hub for students and staff. Each pitch has an audience. Staff and leaders can pitch Staff only (the default — visible to staff and leaders, never to students) or open it to Everyone. Students always pitch to everyone. Everyone can see, support and critique the pitches their audience lets them see.

Parent access is a later phase and is not part of the current Voice demo.