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Online voting software for HOAs, boards, universities, associations, and more! Secure elections with anonymous ballots, real-time results, and full audit trail. The smoothest voter experience, designed for mobile and accessibility from the ground up.

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| Website | stacksource.com | voteally.com |
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| Company | — | Startup from Canada · 1 - 9 employees · 2026 |
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VoteAlly is online voting software built specifically for HOAs, condo associations, nonprofits, and boards that need to run legally defensible elections. Unlike general-purpose survey tools, VoteAlly provides encrypted secret ballots, voter authentication through magic links, and a complete audit...
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As answered by people managing StackSource and VoteAlly.
VoteAlly's answer:
Designed to be self-run, managed service are available but not the main value proposition. It is easy to use for both admins and voters.
VoteAlly's answer:
Easy to use, beautiful mobile experience for voters.
VoteAlly's answer:
Anyone that needs to run governance processes like corporate resolutions, annual meetings, and elections. (corporations, non-profits, associations, HOAs, condo boards, etc).
VoteAlly's answer:
Having run a non-profit for 7 years, and having requirements for live voting during the annual meeting, the competitors out there were difficult to use and poorly designed. The business models revolved around having the software be confusing so you had to pay for their expensive and otherwise unnecessary managed services.
We knew there was no reason for this to be the case. VoteAlly was born to replace our competitors for internal use, then commercialized so that others may also benefit from our innovation.
VoteAlly's answer:
We do not list our customers without their express permission. As we get this consent, we will update here!
VoteAlly's answer:
Typescript, postgress, node js
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