It received the required support of 4000 citizens (to officially exist as a party) in August 2013.
[4] After these elections the Net Party worked together with the Legislature of the city of Buenos Aires in the implementation of Demos,[5] was a platform in which the citizens of the city of Buenos Aires could qualify from a list of 20 projects of law, of all political parties, those that they considered most relevant.
In 2015, the Net Party was presented again to elections represented by Gonzalo Stupenengo in the list of deputies of the city of Buenos Aires by the "Cambiemos" big tent,[6] with Gonzalo Stupenengo he worked again in 2018 with the Legislature of the city of Buenos Aires for the implementation of "Participemos"[7] an online platform where the citizens of Buenos Aires can choose what proposals will be taken to vote later, with the technology of Democracy Earth.
In addition, the party presented a bill to regularize Uber in the city of Buenos Aires.
The Net Party created an open-source software package (DemocracyOS) to be installed on computer servers and to function as a new venue for democratic participation.