Fairywren Studios · Catalogue Plate No. 002
Scrutinium secretum · Habitat: Committees & boards

Anonymous Voting

Make your mark. Stay anonymous.

Run secret-ballot elections and resolutions for your nonprofit, club or members' group. Voters confirm who they are by email, so you can prove that they voted — never how.

Create a vote — free ↗ No accounts · no passwords · always free
Fig. 1 — the mark Status: live
Step 1
Build your ballot

Add one or more questions — elect a President, VP and Treasurer on a single ballot — then paste in your eligible voters' emails.

Step 2
Members vote by link

Each voter gets a private, single-use link by email. No account, no password.

Step 3
Ballots are unlinked

The eligibility ledger and the ballot box are two separate records that never touch.

Step 4
Close and see results

Anonymous tallies per question, turnout you can prove, and a clean PDF to share.

Fig. 2 — specimen in the wild
Anonymous Voting results

Natural habitat

H.1
Committee elections and AGMs
H.2
Board resolutions
H.3
Nonprofit and association votes
H.4
Club and members' group decisions
Pricing
Free

Secret-ballot voting, always free. Full secrecy and full verifiability, with no per-ballot charge and nothing to buy.

Field notes on Anonymous Voting

How anonymous is anonymous?

Your email confirms you are eligible and stops double-voting. Your ballot is stored on its own, with no link back to you. Two separate records that never touch — so the organiser can see that you voted, and never how.

Do voters need an account?

No. Each voter gets a private, single-use link by email — one vote each, no sign-up, nothing to install. It works for a 12-person board and a 500-member association alike.

Does it work with Bilby Bunch?

They are separate products by design, but they share a habitat. Committees that keep their register in Bilby Bunch use Anonymous Voting for elections and contested motions.

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