Parties promise a great deal at election time. Manshoor turns those promises into a public record that anyone can follow.
mailGet in touchManifestos are read in full and separated into individual promises that can be followed one by one.
Each promise carries a target, a responsible institution, a deadline and a current status.
Status changes rest on public documents, so anyone can check the record for themselves.
A manifesto is read closely before an election and set aside afterwards. Manshoor keeps it open — a single place where the promises made to voters stay visible and checkable for the whole term.
It takes no side. Every party is held to the same standard, and the record is free for anyone to read.