Who 3mpwrApp Is For
3mpwrApp is built for and with nine communities across Canada — from coast to coast to coast. Every tool, template, and flywheel is shaped by the real circumstances these communities live in. Select your community in the app to filter tools to what matters to you.
🏗️ Injured Workers
WSIB/WSIAT claimants navigating appeals, evidence, and deadlines.
🦽 Persons with Disabilities
People seeking benefits, accessibility settings, and community support.
🌿 Indigenous Communities
First Nations, Inuit, and Métis communities — health, disability rights, and cultural protocols.
👨👩👧 Families (Caregivers)
Family members and caregivers organizing support, benefits, and evidence.
👴 Seniors / Elders
Older adults navigating OAS/GIS, benefits, and accessible tools.
🎖️ Veterans
Veterans and families navigating VAC/VRAB benefits and appeals.
🌐 Public
Members of the public following the research, data, and methodology in the open.
🤝 Allies
Supporters amplifying community research, campaigns, and advocacy.
📣 Advocates
Advocates working on human rights, UNCRPD, and legal precedent.
The 3 Flywheels of Change — For Every Base
The same nine communities power (and are powered by) the three live flywheels:
- Collective Evidence — the evidence you collect becomes precedent and pattern for everyone.
- Win Detection — every win, shared, becomes community momentum and proof of what’s possible.
- AI Knowledge & Recommendations — patterns across the community become smarter, explainable next-step guidance.
These are not metaphors. They are running services in the app that fire on real user events and learn continuously from factual, sourced research.
Find Your Tools
- In the app: open your profile, tap “Who are you here for?”, and select the communities you belong to. The Document Factory, recommendations, and flywheel insights adapt to your selection.
- On this site: use the links above to jump to the research, guides, and features most relevant to you.
3mpwrApp is 100% free, user-owned, and built for accountability and real justice — for all nine communities, everywhere in Canada.