+150 local governments and social organisations use Hoplr
Hoplr is an award-winning platform to transcend public services
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Public participation
Involve the silent majority by shifting the focus from the individual to the local community. Uncover community insights to make inclusive and data-driven decisions.
Stimulate social cohesion and circular economy through a peer-to-peer network. Communities can organize themselves by exchanging ideas, goods and services.
Hoplr offers a proven solution for 10x more reach and engagement
10x more reach and engagement
Neighbours can help each other
Stimulate offline connections
Mine and activate the social capital
Involve the silent majority
Why governments keep choosing Hoplr?
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Save time and costs
Multiple solutions in one platform
We take care of reach and engagement
Community support is done by us
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Powerful and easy to use
Simple and clear interface
Designed with citizens and governments in mind
Build with the latest technology
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Insights & reports
Analysis and insights
Quarterly reports
Share easily within your organisation
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Call in our experts
Excellent guidance from our experts
Extensive knowledge center
Case studies
How Hoplr is empowering local governments
"We launched a number of ideas from the policy memorandum via our neighbourhood platform Hoplr. 1,831 votes were cast and 301 responses were received across the 10 statements. The first part of our participation process on the 2020-2025 policy memorandum has already been successful."
Koen T'SijenMayor Boechout
“Before starting up our community work, we looked for a workable system to easily match the supply and demand of citizens. Hoplr helps us turn Olen into a warmer and more caring municipality.”
Liesbeth LathouwerMunicipality Olen
“When social life came to a complete standstill during the first lockdown, our own neighbourhoods became the anchors that citizens could cling onto. The need for neighbourly connections was never greater and the Hoplr proved to be the perfect channel for our neighbourhoods to connect or stay connected.”
Annelies DanielsMunicipality of Knokke-Heist