Maahdha: giving civic information a clearer public home

Maahdha needed a civic platform where visitors could follow public updates, explore profiles, and respond to approval ratings — with an admin workflow behind it for publishing and managing content. Murphy Repos built the platform's public experience and admin dashboard, frontend and backend.

The challenge

The platform needed a clearer home for civic posts, issues, profiles, and public sentiment.

• Give civic posts and updates a clearer home for visitors to browse
• Make complaints, posts, and public responses easier to follow
• Help users find public profiles and understand their activity
• Present public sentiment in a structured, easy-to-scan format

What we built

The experience follows a public path: visitors browse posts, updates, profiles, and public information; review the context behind issues and civic activity; respond through ratings, reactions, or issue-based discussion; and follow the profiles and topics that matter to them. Behind it, an admin dashboard manages content, polls, and publishing.

• Public-facing web platform
• Admin dashboard
• Content publishing workflow
• Poll creation and public polling experience
• Manifesto access and live update experience
• Frontend and backend development

What this enabled

Maahdha now has a more organized destination for public civic information, with clearer access to updates, manifestos, pledges, and polls. Admins have a structured way to publish content, poll creation and participation flows are more consistent, and the platform gives Maahdha a reusable foundation for civic communication going forward.