I would avoid "profile" because it sounds like social media.

The strongest options are:

1. Position

2. Values Profile

3. Values Statement

4. Public Record

5. Public Position

6. Position Statement

7. Purple Dot Profile

8. Assessment Record

9. Values Declaration

10. Public Declaration

My favorite is:

I reserve the right to change my opinion on any issue or policy topic, but if I do, I pledge to update my Public Position Statement.

or even shorter:

I reserve the right to change my opinion on any issue or policy topic, but if I do, I pledge to update my Position Statement.

Full version:

For the website, I would actually make the public-facing object:

Purple Dot Profile™

Containing:

• Assessment Results

• Position Statement

• Purple Dot Pledge

• Donation History (optional)

• Candidate Status

• Verification Status

Then the pledge language can reference the more specific:

"...I pledge to update my Position Statement..."

while the overall page remains the Purple Dot Profile™. That gives you both a clean legal/document term and a memorable product term.

Agreed.

For V6, I would not overengineer the onboarding.

Candidate Onboarding Flow (V6)

Step 1
Basic Information

• Name

• City

• State

• Office Seeking

• Website

• Email

• Phone (optional)

↓

Step 2
20 Question Assessment

Generates:

• X coordinate

• Y coordinate

• Matrix position

• Purple Dot status

↓

Step 3
Purple Dot Pledge™

Display pledge text.

Require:

□ I have read and agree

↓

Step 4
Signature Pad

Simple canvas signature.

Store:

name
date
ip
user-agent
signature.png

Submit via Formspree.

↓

Step 5
Candidate Profile Generated

Automatically create:

/people/john-smith.html

or

/candidate/john-smith.html

using CSV data.

CSV Structure

csv
id,name,office,city,state,email,x,y,verified,pledge,signed_date
1001,John Smith,School Board,Boston,MA,john@email.com,7.2,8.1,YES,YES,2026-06-19

Simple.

No MySQL required initially.

Purple Dot Profile™

Sections:

1. Candidate Bio

2. Quiz Results

3. Matrix Placement

4. Position Statement

5. Purple Dot Pledge

6. Signature

7. Donation Link

8. Campaign Website Link

Formspree Submission

Fields:

candidate_name
office
city
state
email

quiz_score_x
quiz_score_y

position_statement

pledge_agreed

signature_image

ip_address
timestamp

Verification Levels

Show publicly:

○ Registered

◐ Identity Verified

● Purple Dot Verified

Purple only appears after:

• assessment complete

• pledge signed

• identity reviewed

That gives the purple dot actual meaning.

Investor Narrative

This becomes very simple:

Every candidate receives a Purple Dot Profile™.

Every profile contains:

• Assessment Results

• Position Statement

• Signed Purple Dot Pledge™

• Donation Capability

Donors can quickly evaluate and support candidates without needing to visit dozens of campaign websites.

That's a much cleaner MVP story than trying to launch a full political party on day one.

For V6, Formspree + signature pad + CSV backend is sufficient to demonstrate the entire workflow and raise money for a more sophisticated build later.