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Live Voting and Jury

Jurors score on a tablet, and the result is calculated live on stage.

Set up your competition with candidates, criteria and weights. Jurors open their score card from an invitation link; the audience can join a public vote. Results are calculated as scores arrive and can be sent to the results screen.

Sale status: Coming soonPrice on quote

superevent.io/e/K7M2QX/voting

Live Voting and Jury

  • A juror opens a tablet-friendly score card from their invitation link, scores each candidate on each criterion and locks the card.
  • The audience votes in the public vote; each attendee has a single vote.
Sample attendee screen

What attendees see

Attendee address: superevent.io/e/K7M2QX/voting

  • A juror opens a tablet-friendly score card from their invitation link, scores each candidate on each criterion and locks the card.
  • The audience votes in the public vote; each attendee has a single vote.

What organizers do

Organizer panel: superevent.io/app/…/voting

  • Define the competition, candidates, criteria, weights and rounds.
  • Watch results live as scores come in.
  • Send the result to the hall screen.
  • Every score is kept in an audit trail; export the results.

How it works

  1. Step 1: Define the competition

    Enter candidates, criteria and weights; split into rounds if needed.

  2. Step 2: Invite the jury

    Send each juror their own invitation link; they open it on a tablet without installing an app.

  3. Step 3: Scores add up live

    As jurors score and lock their cards, the weighted result is calculated and can be shown on the hall screen.

Price

Sale status: Coming soon

This module is not on sale yet.

You can ask for a quote; we'll tell you in the quote conversation whether the module will be ready by your event date.

KVKK and data retention

Voting details (who gave which score) are kept for 90 days after the event ends; aggregate results remain. You can shorten this period but not extend it.

KVKK privacy notice

Frequently asked questions

How is one vote per person ensured in the public vote?

A vote is tied to the attendee's session at the event; the same attendee cannot vote twice in the same vote.

Can criteria have different weights?

Yes. You set the weight of each criterion, and the result is calculated with those weights.

Can a juror change their score after locking it?

A locked card cannot be changed. If a correction is needed, you unlock it, and that action is recorded in the audit trail.

Does it fit your event? Let's look together.

Tell us about your event and what you expect from this module; we'll work out the scope and the quote together.