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Eligibility and checkoff
The organization controls the eligible voter list and can confirm that a voting right has been consumed.
HushVoting!
Privacy-first remote voting for real organizational governance.
HushVoting! helps clubs, associations, cooperatives, NGOs, federations, and organizational governance teams run digital votes with stronger privacy, clearer process control, and more defensible outcomes than ad hoc polls or meeting chat.
Product explainer
HushVoting! in 40 seconds
Paper-equivalent model
The authority can know who voted. The ballot remains separate.
HushVoting! is designed around the same practical split people expect from a serious paper election: eligibility and participation can be checked, while the vote choice remains protected in the ballot box.
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Anonymous ballot box
The protected ballot artifact is separated from the voter identity surface, following the paper-equivalent model.
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Governed tally release
Admin-only elections use a simpler governance model; trustee-threshold elections require configured trustee participation.
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Final result and audit package
The ordinary path releases final aggregate results and evidence artifacts rather than live plaintext ballot feeds.
Election modes
Two operating models for different governance needs.
Both modes keep election governance, tally confidentiality, and reader access as separate jobs. The difference is who approves key election actions and how result release is governed.
Simpler governance
Admin-only elections
One designated organization admin controls the election governance actions. This is appropriate for lower-governance contexts while still keeping the protected tally boundary separate from an ordinary reusable ballot-decryption key.
Stronger separation
Trustee-threshold elections
Independent trustees approve governed actions and participate in the exact-target close-counting release path. This is the better fit when the election needs stronger operational separation and a more challenge-resistant posture.
Role model
Built for the people who actually run and review elections.
The product is designed around role-specific surfaces for owner/admin, trustee, voter, and auditor workflows instead of treating every user as the same generic participant.
Owners and admins
Create elections, manage voter eligibility, open and close the election, and review the result posture before finalization.
Voters
Link eligibility, cast a ballot, and later see personal counted status without being exposed to the full named participation roster.
Trustees
Approve governed actions and, where required, participate in the bound close-counting release workflow for the exact election target.
Auditors
Review artifacts, provenance, participation evidence, and verification materials with clear boundaries between roster evidence and anonymous ballot artifacts.
Validated baseline
Credible for pilots and external validation conversations.
Fresh hardening and red-team retests strengthen the protected-election baseline: encrypted ballots, separated voter-right and ballot-choice surfaces, aggregate-only tally release, and durable evidence for review.
Validated technical baseline
HushVoting! has demonstrated a validated technical baseline for protected private elections and is ready for pilots, expert review, and external validation planning.
Ready for pilots and expert review
The current baseline supports pilot conversations, trustee workflow testing, audit-package review, and external cryptographic validation planning.
Commercial fit
Packaged around seriousness, not commodity polling.
HushVoting! is designed for organizations that need stronger privacy posture, process evidence, and support for important governance decisions.
Association governance
For routine votes in clubs, NGOs, chambers, and member associations where remote participation and orderly administration matter.
Premium secret-ballot mode
For board, executive, union, federation, cooperative, or professional-body elections where secrecy, scrutiny, and defensible outcomes matter.
Public-body discovery
For feasibility, pilot, architecture, and validation conversations with institutions that need higher-scrutiny governance workflows.