Minerva is the civic-data platform built for Rhode Island campaigns and advocacy organizations. Voter intelligence, ground game, treasurer compliance, GOTV, and campaign-finance intelligence on one platform, tiered to the size of your operation.
A CRM, a phone-bank vendor, a canvassing app, a separate donation page, a freelance website, the treasurer's spreadsheet, election-results PDFs, and a folder of phone-bank notes that won't survive next cycle. None of the tools share data. The treasurer doesn't talk to the campaign manager. Minerva replaces the stack with one platform that scales with your operation.
The surfaces your team lives in, from the command center to election day. Every screen reads from the same source of truth.
The shared source of truth your team works against. Dashboards, calendars, voter intelligence, household scoring, and saved lists. Every number on this screen updates when the field team taps a door.
| Household | Score | Status |
|---|---|---|
| 12 Vinton St (3) | 88 | Contacted |
| 18 Vinton St (2) | 72 | Follow-up |
| 22 Vinton St (1) | 64 | Next |
| 29 Tell St (4) | 51 | Queued |
Walk lists, turf maps, mobile canvassing. Cut turf on the map, hand it to a volunteer's phone, and watch attempts, contacts, and support IDs flow back into the same voter records the rest of the campaign reads.
Election day, coordinated. Ride coordination, poll-watcher signals, and "voted today" flowing platform-wide. Strike lists shrink in real time, so every knock and call after 2 PM goes to a supporter who hasn't voted yet.
| Date | Contributor | Amount | Cycle total | CF-8 status |
|---|---|---|---|---|
| Oct 02 | Marie Thornton | $250.00 | $250.00 | Clear |
| Oct 02 | Daniel Kwan | $100.00 | $980.00 | $20 to limit |
| Oct 01 | Patricia Everhart | $500.00 | $500.00 | Clear |
| Sep 30 | Ocean State Forward PAC | $1,000.00 | $1,000.00 | PAC · at limit |
| Sep 29 | Hector Navarro | $45.00 | $145.00 | Clear |
| Sep 29 | Susan Ashcroft | $1,200.00 | $1,200.00 | Over limit, refund queued |
Compliance that enforces itself. Donations land on Stripe Connect and route to your treasurer per RIGL § 17-25. The ledger reconciles automatically, Minerva enforces CF-8 limits live at the moment of donation, and the CF-3 quarterly exports ready to file.
| Entity | Total |
|---|---|
| 14 linked LLCs | $21,400 |
| Same registered agent | 9 of 14 |
| Shared address | 72 Weybosset St |
| Active cycles | last 4 |
See the funding landscape whole. Donor-to-voter matching, donor network analysis, FEC + Super-PAC IE tracking, and address intelligence with org clustering: opposition-research surfaces with the export audit log always on.
Voter intelligence, field operations, finance compliance, strategic intelligence, analytics, and security. All six share the same data, scoped to the size of your operation.
Campaign command center, dashboards, calendars, voter intelligence, household scoring, and saved lists. The shared source of truth your team works against.
Walk lists, turf maps, mobile canvassing, phone banking with concurrent voter locking, and election-day GOTV with ride coordination, poll-watcher signals, and "voted today" flowing platform-wide.
Hosted candidate site, donation page on Stripe Connect (treasurer OAuth per RIGL § 17-25), unified treasurer ledger, CF-3 quarterly export, CF-8 thresholds enforced live.
Strategic intelligence: candidate tracking, races + elections schema, legislator + bill tracking, testimony pipeline, candidate issue-position matching, donor network analysis.
Turnout prediction, persuasion scoring, voter similarity, household inference, precinct-level multi-cycle competitive analytics. Plain-English access on Campaign and Strategic tiers.
Tenant isolation, role-based permissions, geographic scope on every query, export audit logging, PII redaction by role, append-only audit trail. SaaS on infrastructure Athenalytix runs.
We built Minerva deep into Rhode Island's civic data: the voter file, geographic boundaries (75 House districts, 38 Senate districts, 39 municipalities), campaign-finance laws (CF-3, CF-8, RIGL § 17-25), and the public-records posture (RI APRA). The architecture generalizes; we'll get there. Today, it's RI-deep.
Three tiers. Tier determines which modules unlock. Role determines what users do within them. Geography determines which records they see.
Municipal candidates, town council, school committee, first-time campaigns.
or $1,790/year, 2 months free$1,790 billed once a year, two months free
7-day trial included
Starter includes:
State legislative + congressional, larger municipal races, coordinated field operations.
or $5,490/year, 2 months free$5,490 billed once a year, two months free
7-day trial included
Everything in Starter, plus:
Well-funded campaigns, parties, multi-candidate consultants, PACs, advocacy ops, opposition research.
Pricing scales with your operation. Talk to us about scope and seats.
Assisted onboarding
Everything in Campaign, plus:
Pay annually and you get 12 months for the price of 10: two months free. 7-day card-on-file trial on Starter and Campaign. Assisted trial on Strategic. Tell us about your operation →
For parties, PACs, consultants, advocacy organizations, and slate sponsors backing multiple campaigns. The Hub gives sponsor organizations a structured way to provision, support, and understand multiple campaigns without collapsing tenant boundaries.
Request a demo →Hub is in design-partner development. Slate-card publishing and cross-campaign coordination first; sponsor billing and rollups follow.
The foundation is in place and we ship product slices weekly. We are working with a small set of design partners ahead of broader availability. If your timing is good, we want to talk to you.
Different shape, on purpose. All-in-one SaaS optimizes for "one screen, every feature, hosted by a vendor whose backend you can't see." Minerva integrates more deeply (treasurer compliance, native AI access, an intelligence layer) and goes further on Rhode Island itself. When the procurement language includes "data we can audit," "real treasurer compliance," or "intelligence on the funding landscape," we're a much better fit.
Athenalytix operates Minerva on infrastructure we control, not on a third-party SaaS we don't run. Your data lives inside an environment we operate end-to-end. The database enforces tenant isolation; we log every export of voter PII; your data stays portable in standard Postgres at any time.
Two separate things. Treasurer & Donations (Starter+) handles your campaign's own money: hosted donation page on Stripe Connect, treasurer ledger, CF-3 quarterly, CF-8 live enforcement. Funds route to your treasurer's Stripe account per RIGL § 17-25, not Athenalytix's. Campaign Finance Intelligence (Campaign basic, Strategic deep) is for analyzing the wider funding landscape: donors, opponents, networks, FEC, ERTS, address clustering.
AI-powered access is a Campaign-tier and Strategic-tier feature. On Campaign tier you can ask plain-English questions over your voter file, field ops, and election data. Strategic tier extends to the full intelligence layer including campaign finance and opposition research. We're not in the "twelve AI assistants" race. AI is one feature among many, and it works because the data underneath is honest.
The architecture generalizes. v1 is RI-deep on purpose: depth beats breadth for the candidates and advocacy operations we serve right now. State-by-state expansion is on the roadmap once Rhode Island is humming.
Built by Athenalytix. We come from the campaign side (campaigns, civic data, infrastructure) and we built Minerva because we wanted what didn't exist: one platform for the whole campaign, with real intelligence under it, deep into the state we live in.
We're talking with candidates, party organizations, advocacy operations, and consultants who serve them. Tell us what you're running, which tier seems right, and how to reach you. We'll come back with a real conversation, not a sales sequence.
Talk to us about early access →