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Ukuvota

collective decisions without hidden resistance

version 0.2.0

Run

Use Ukuvota in the browser or build it native.

Ukuvota runs as a Kryon app on the web, Linux, and Android. The public repository includes the native source, Android project, web shell, and build scripts.

Source

Clone, inspect, build, and package Ukuvota from the public GitHub repository.

GitHub

Release path

Desktop and Android release packaging lives with the app and can be published from the same source tree.

Releases

Flow

A decision process that shows support and resistance.

Ukuvota setup process screen

Set the question

Name the decision, describe the context, and choose how the group will collect options.

Ukuvota schedule screen

Timebox the process

Keep proposal and voting windows explicit, so every participant knows when the result becomes final.

Ukuvota voting screen

Score every option

Participants score from -3 to +3. Negative scores are weighted so resistance is visible, not averaged away.

Ukuvota review screen

Review before launch

Status quo and Repeat process stay explicit choices instead of hidden defaults.

Features

Built for groups that need a usable answer.

No accounts to vote

Participants on the same device can choose a name and focus on the decision instead of account setup.

Resistance is first-class

Negative scores make opposition visible, helping the group avoid brittle decisions.

Proposal collection

Groups can collect options before voting, including template choices for common outcomes.

Shared-device voting

Save a ballot, then start the next participant with a separate local identity.

Saved on your device

Keep decisions locally. Browser data persists between visits and can be downloaded as a backup. Online sharing is not connected yet.

Open source

Ukuvota is built in Ziran with Kryon, with the full app source available publicly.

Source

Public, inspectable, and portable.

Ukuvota is part of the Waozi app family and uses Kryon for its native UI surface. The current implementation targets Linux, web, and Android.