Wasa2il is a free software platform for Liquid Democracy.
From the website of the Pirate Party Iceland:
Wasa2il is a participatory democracy software project. It is based around the core idea of polities – political entities – which users of the system can join or leave, make proposals in, alter existing proposals, and adopt laws to self-govern.
The goal of this is to make it easy for groups on any scale – from the local whiskey club to the largest nation – to self-organize and manage their intents, goals and mutual understandings.
More about the name “wasa2il” (Arabic: وسائل):
bq. The word “wasa2il” (pronounced “wasa’il”) is from Arabic, where it means “means” – the ability to accomplish something. The first part of the word, “wasa”, means “liquid”, which appropriately describes the concept of liquid democracy. We like this mish-mash of meaning, but if it doesn’t mean much to you, don’t worry – it’s just a name. You can call it “Bob” for all we care.
The software is being developed by Smári McCarthy. The source code is available on GitHub page.
Additional information and materials about Wasa2il: