Trust cannot be decreed: the building blocks that matter, cryptography and tallying, are open, published, and inspectable by anyone.
The cryptographic core of the platform: ring signatures (a bLSAG variant on Ristretto255), key generation, and vote proofs. Compiled to WebAssembly, it runs directly in your browser, and the secret key never leaves your device. AGPL-3.0 license.
The tallying library: Condorcet methods (Schulze, Ranked Pairs, Copeland…) and standardized exchange formats. A reference in the field, developed over many years and extensively tested.
Our OpenTimestamps library: it anchors every block of the public register in the Bitcoin blockchain, a date that not even the platform can backdate. Usable as a PHP library or from the command line, its .ots proofs are byte-for-byte interoperable with the official client. MIT licence.
The elliptic-curve library CryptoVote is built on (Ristretto255). A reference project in the Rust ecosystem, independently maintained and audited by the community.
Anyone can read the code that signs, encrypts, and tallies. No need to take our word for it.
The guarantees rest on mathematics and published protocols, not on keeping the code secret.
Open formats and reusable libraries: elections stay verifiable independently of the platform.
The code, protocols, and formats are public. Feedback and contributions are welcome.
