About

The 4 Main Features

1. Centralized geographical data overlay for data ingestion and planning (includes bot scraping and basic automations)
2. Integrated Outbound — spread your message or poll via Telegram, SMS, WhatsApp, email, and website embeddings
3. Native Survey creation — AI automated, but fully editable
4. Advanced no-code Python analytics — ask difficult questions about correlations and regressions and get the answer in seconds. Also deployable for content creation — create insightful posts and more.

Our major design takeaway is to provide integrated inbound AND outbound, full advanced no-code analytics, data overlay, and advanced AI features — with zero frustration, full centralization, and affordable cost.

For our overall political belief system and manifesto — including why we built this and who we built it for — take a look at our blog article. In short, we believe that current tools are inadequate for tomorrow's leaders because they lack proper inbound. Modern political campaign tools treat surveys as an afterthought, and even when included, do not integrate them with advanced analytics — leaving heavy outbound, or spam messaging, as the default action of many campaigns. This is wrong.

Who Is It For?

Antelope is designed for:

• small downballot campaign teams
• exploratory committees
• municipal governments and corporate organizations that require smooth, fast polling
• small PACs
• campaign leaders and organizers looking to develop key insight quickly
• and anyone needing advanced analytics, integrated outbound, and survey creation

How Does It Work?

Getting started is simple. Import your district's geographical and voter data into a centralized map-based dashboard, where everything lives in one place. Build a survey — let the AI draft it in seconds, then edit it freely — and push it out through Telegram, SMS, WhatsApp, email, or an embed on your own website. As responses come in, ask questions of your data in plain English: correlations, regressions, turnout patterns. The no-code Python engine returns the answer in seconds, and can turn that same insight into ready-to-post content. Inbound and outbound in one loop: listen, analyze, act, repeat.

How Much Does It Cost?

Antelope is priced to be affordable at the local level, where budgets are smallest and the need is greatest. Plans start at $49/month for hyperlocal campaigns, scaling up through Local ($99), State ($299), and Federal ($499) tiers as your reach grows. Non-profits are served at cost, and enterprise pricing is available for larger organizations. Every price is published in full — no rounding, no "contact us for a quote." Pay annually and you get twelve months for the cost of ten.

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Who Are We?

Antelope was founded in 2026 as the result of a personal journey of discovery and entrepreneurship by Luke Svasti. A graduate of Rutgers University (New Brunswick), Columbia, and Oxford, Luke has an academic background in sociology, political science, and law, with policy experience at the Refugee Council of Lithuania, New Jersey United Students, the United States Student Association, Oxford Pro Bono Publico, and the Rutgers University Student Assembly.

Luke was first inspired by his own difficulty with R and other statistical tools. As a sufferer of dyscalculia, Luke always wanted a better tool for non-technical individuals and teams. Antelope began its spiritual roots with Napolleon, a joint Oxford University incubator project (now defunct), before becoming an independent project focusing on surveys. From there, chance encounters with old friends involved with political networking and lobbying led Antelope to hone in on being the best-in-class lightweight analytical tool for fast, small campaigns.

For more information and our full history, take a look here.

Currently, Antelope is headed by Luke Svasti, with engineering by Abhishek Rathi and advisory design input by Thomas Petersen.