For churches
Anonymous voting for church & congregational votes
Some congregational decisions are sensitive — calling a pastor, electing leaders. A secret ballot lets every member vote their conscience, and email reaches the whole congregation.
Votes you'll run
Built for the decisions churches actually make.
Why a secret ballot
Fair results everyone trusts.
On the most personal votes, members shouldn't feel watched. You can confirm the congregation took part and prove the outcome, while keeping every individual ballot private.
How it works
Three steps. No software to buy.
01
Build your ballot
Add one or more questions and paste in your eligible voters' emails.
02
Members vote by link
Each voter gets a private, single-use link by email. No account, no password.
03
Close & see results
Anonymous tallies per question, provable turnout, and a PDF to share.
FAQ
Questions churches ask.
Can the whole congregation take part?
Yes — anyone whose email you add gets a private link to vote.
Is the vote truly confidential?
Yes — no one, including the organizer, can see how any member voted.
Can we vote on several things at once?
Yes — combine elections and resolutions on one ballot.