File a complaint on an outlet's own form
Some newsrooms and public bodies take complaints only through a portal with a CAPTCHA or a login on it. Nothing can file those on somebody's behalf and pretend otherwise. This channel writes the supporter's complaint for them, then walks them through submitting it themselves.
What it files
To whom
What the campaign supplies
- The form URL.
- The complaint template.
- Optional walkthrough copy, worth writing against the real form's own labels.
What the supporter supplies
- Their first and last name.
- Their email address.
- The submission itself, on the official form.
Consent
Credits per delivery
How it is delivered
The success screen shows one card: a button that copies the message and opens the form in the same tap, three or four short hints, and a confirmation the supporter taps once they have sent it. That state survives a reload and a return from the form's own tab. A campaign published by an organisation is guided only, never filed automatically. Every supporter's copy is personalised from the campaign's template: the subject is rewritten for each send, and the body's arrangement varies per participant, so a thousand filings are not one document a thousand times.