Neighborhood associations, local initiatives, and community groups need a voting process that includes everyone — not just the members who own a smartphone or can attend a meeting in person.
A show of hands at a community baraza only counts the people who showed up, and a sign-up sheet can be contested by anyone who wasn't there to see it filled in.
Smartphone-only voting apps quietly exclude the members most likely to be affected by a community decision — those without a smartphone or a data bundle.
Qura's community voting runs on the web for anyone with a browser, and on USSD for any mobile phone, so participation isn't limited by what device someone owns.
Load your community member list.
A simple verification step confirms eligibility.
Web for smartphones, USSD for any other phone.
Visual, easy-to-read results as votes come in.
Optional feedback collection alongside the vote.
No. USSD voting works on any mobile phone with no internet connection, app, or data bundle required.
No. Community voting is built for informal groups too — neighborhood associations, local initiatives, and community projects that need a fair vote without formal registration systems.
Yes. Optional feedback questions can be added alongside the ballot to gather community input beyond a simple yes/no or candidate choice.