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Each organisation's elections are private to its members.
Got a join link or code from your organisation? Use it to create your account.
Who it's for
Whether you have twenty members or twenty thousand, every election runs the same simple way.
Student council, union, class representative and club committee elections.
Office-bearer elections and resolutions for professional and alumni associations.
Board seats, employee committees, and approvals on internal proposals.
Managing committee elections and decisions for housing societies and resident welfare groups.
Sports, cultural and social clubs choosing their committee or settling a vote.
Union representatives, trustees and member ballots for NGOs and trusts.
Why online
A decision is only as strong as the number of members who had a say in it.
Members vote from their phone in a minute, so turnout no longer depends on who can attend in person.
Members who travel, work shifts or live in another city get the same say as everyone else.
Votes are counted automatically the moment polls close. No late-night hand counts.
No printed ballots, booths, ballot boxes or volunteers needed to staff them.
The difference
Meetings, booths and ballot boxes make it hard for members to take part, and hard for everyone to trust the count.
Low turnout
Only members who can be there on the day get to vote.
Proxies and disputes
Proxy forms and show-of-hands votes are easy to question.
Slow counting
Hand counts take hours and invite recounts.
Cost and logistics
Venues, printing, postage and staffing add up quickly.
Trust in the result
It is hard to prove nothing was changed after the count.
Low turnout
Anyone on the voter list can vote from any device while polls are open.
Proxies and disputes
Each member signs in to their own account and votes once, privately.
Slow counting
Results are counted the moment polls close, ready to certify.
Cost and logistics
Set it up online in an afternoon; there is nothing to print or post.
Trust in the result
Every ballot is sealed in a tamper-evident record that anyone can check.
How it works
01Upload your member list as a spreadsheet, then set up the positions, candidates or questions.
02Voters sign in with Google, your organisation's own login, or an email and password.
03Members read candidate statements, make their choices, review, and submit. Each gets a receipt.
04Votes are counted when polls close and the result is signed off before it is published.
Features
The safeguards that keep every vote private and every result trustworthy.
Who voted and how they voted are stored separately. No one, including organisers, can link a vote to a person.
Every voter gets a receipt code to check later that their vote was counted, without revealing their choice.
Only people on the official voter list can vote, and each can vote only once per election.
Members can use their Google account or your organisation's existing login, so there are no new passwords to remember.
Every action by organisers is recorded in a log that shows if anything was altered.
Require several trusted people, such as an election committee, to approve before results are final.
Pick one, pick several, rank candidates in order, approve, or answer yes and no on a resolution.
Organisers watch participation by group while polls are open, without seeing anyone's vote.
FAQ
Everything members and organisers usually ask before their first online election.
Any group that needs to hold a vote: colleges and student bodies, associations, companies and boards, housing societies, clubs, unions and non-profits.
Elections for one or many seats, such as a president or a whole committee, and yes/no questions on resolutions, rule changes or proposals. Several races can go on one ballot.
Yes. Anyone on the election's voter list can vote from anywhere with an internet connection, as long as the polls are open.
Yes. The system records that you voted separately from what you voted for, and the two are never linked. Organisers can see turnout, but not anyone's choices.
After voting you receive a receipt code. Enter it on the Verify a Receipt page at any time to confirm your ballot is included in the count. The check never shows how you voted.
No. Only people on the official list can vote, each must sign in with their own account, and the system accepts exactly one ballot per person.
No. You review your choices before submitting, and once submitted your ballot is final, just like dropping a paper ballot in a box.
Your platform administrator creates an organiser account. Organisers then add the races and candidates, upload the voter list, choose the voting dates and open the polls.
Organisers can set up positions, upload the voter list and open the polls in an afternoon. Ask your platform administrator for an organiser account to get started.
