Unify America

Our Mission Is To Replace Politics With Problem Solving.

In 1993, Harry Nathan Gottlieb launched a pilot with a group of young reporters to use this new thing called the “World Wide Web” to launch a new kind of journalism: one focused on exploring multiple solutions to big civic problems. Given that the internet had only become available to the public a few months earlier, that initiative was, well, a little too early.

He founded a technology company The Jellyvision Lab, Inc. in 2002. The company makes software based on Behavioral sciences |behavioral sciences. Its interactive software, ALEX, interacts with people and helps them with life decisions, such as Health insurance|healthcare insurance plans, retirement savings, and managing healthcare expenses.

Gottlieb founded Unify America in 2020. It is a nonpartisan grassroots group. The company is working to shift American national decision-making away from politics and move it towards problem-solving and away from conflict towards Consensus decision-making|consensus. He is also on the board of directors of Up Start Lab, a Venture Capital Firm|venture capital firm that invests in early stage technology companies run by Jews in the United States

Harry went on to start two successful interactive communication companies: Jellyvision and Jackbox Games. But Harry’s dream of finding a way for Americans to directly participate in solving big problems, not by fighting each other, but by deliberating multiple solutions together never went away.

In the summer of 2019, in a deeply polarized country, Harry interviewed scores of Americans from all walks of life and discovered that we are far more united than we think. Energized by knowing that we share many of the same goals, Unify America was launched in January of 2020 to reduce contempt, teach Americans to work together and build a diverse community to find ambitious solutions and solve our biggest problems.