He has barely been sworn in but already new Egyptian president Mohammed Morsi is being called to account by the Egyptian people. This is the hotbed of Arab democracy after all and what better way to keep your president on his toes than an online campaign to track his election promises?

The new Morsi Meter is an initiative created by non-profit organization, Zabatak, designed to track whether the Muslim Brotherhood (MB) candidate follows through on pre-election promises. It follows in the footsteps of US initiatives, such as the truth-o-meter, outing lying politicians online. Even the cynical Egyptian Twitterati have so far been impressed by the idea.

www.morsimeter.com simply lists Morsi’s first one hundred days 64 promises regarding security, bread, traffic, fuel crisis and cleanness and will watch out the progress regarding these promises day by day by using citizen journalists from across Egypt and beyond.