Decide together
Decide together, without the noise.
Democratia collects the options, gathers the votes, and publishes the result only once the poll is over — to everyone at the same time. Ranked choice or approval, open to the public or by invitation.
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What it does
Collects the options
Write the list yourself, or open a window and let participants propose their own.
Gathers the votes
One vote per person, editable until voting closes if the organiser allows it.
Publishes once
Nobody sees totals before publication — not participants, and not the organiser.
Two ways to vote
Chosen once, when the poll is created, and locked as soon as the first vote arrives.
- Ranked preference
- Participants order every option from most to least preferred. Scored with a Borda count.
- Approval
- Participants pick the options they approve of. Each selection is worth one point.
How taking part works
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Someone creates a poll
It starts as a draft, so it can be reviewed before anyone else can reach it.
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Options are gathered
From the organiser, or from participants during a collection window.
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Votes are cast
Signing in takes a moment and is what makes one vote per person mean something.
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The result is published
Everyone sees the same numbers at the same moment, with the arithmetic shown.
Open to the public, or by invitation
Chosen per poll. Reading a public poll needs no account; taking part in any poll does.
- Public
- Readable by anyone holding the link, and listed in the public directory if the organiser asks for that. Anyone with an account can take part.
- Private
- Visible only to the people invited by name. To anyone else it reports as missing, so its existence is never disclosed.