For universities & student bodies
Campus elections, settled the same day.
Students already have phones and short attention windows. Run the whole election in a day, publish the result the same evening, and keep the record for the inevitable appeal.
What campuses need
Voting on the phone they already have
Students vote from a browser or the mobile app. No queues at a hall, no lost afternoon of lectures.
Verify who is actually enrolled
Verification with an ID document and a live face match, reviewed by your electoral office, so non-students and double registrations do not slip through.
Turnout you can act on
Live turnout lets your electoral commission push a final call for votes in the last hours, rather than discovering a quorum problem afterwards.
More than one race at a time
Multiple positions on one ballot, with ranked-choice or approval voting where your constitution calls for it.
Receipts to settle arguments
Every student can verify their own ballot was recorded, which removes an entire category of post-election complaint.
A budget that works
Pricing is scoped per election — an annual licence plus a per-voter engagement fee, with entry engagements starting at the $15,000 minimum. See the pricing page for exact figures.
On election day
Live turnout, not a surprise at the close.
Your electoral commission watches ballots arrive in real time — and can push a final call for votes while it still matters.
Turnout by branch
Chairperson — leading
Integrity
Campus questions
Can we run this ourselves without IT support?
Yes — your electoral office administers the election from the browser: positions, candidates, vetting, opening and closing the poll, and certification. We will walk your team through a full cycle before you go live.
What stops one student voting twice?
Each student is verified once, duplicate enrolment is checked, and the system permits a single ballot per position for each eligible voter.
Our election is contested every year. Will the record hold up?
You will have a verified voter roll, per-position ballot records, individual receipts, a tally, and a dispute window with recorded resolutions. That is a much stronger position than a paper count, though it does not remove your obligation to run the process under your own constitution.
Elections coming up this semester?
Tell us your student numbers, the positions and your date. Smaller campuses can talk to us about pilot pricing.