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Contests & voting

A ranking you can defend.

Applications, candidate pages, public votes, jury scoring and live ranking: every vote keeps its origin, its timestamp and its attribution.

  • Free or paid votes
  • Field sellers
  • Separate jury
  • Vote log
Photo · Contest finals, ranking projected behind the stage

Demonstration

  • 18 candidates
  • Voting open until 22:00
  • Votes attributed to the seller
  • Ranking frozen

A contest is won on stage. It is defended in the vote log.

From applications to the ranking

A contest is a sequence of steps, not one evening.

Each step produces what the next one needs, and leaves a trace you can consult afterwards.

  1. 01Applications submittedFile, documents and visuals, submitted by the candidate.
  2. 02ShortlistingThe organiser selects the candidates admitted to compete.
  3. 03Candidate pages publishedEach candidate gets a public page, shareable as is.
  4. 04Voting opensFree or paid, with its limits and its period.
  5. 05Jury scoringSeparate from the public vote, with the weighting decided in advance.
  6. 06Close and rankingThe count is stopped, published or revealed on stage.

Rules are set before voting opens, never during the count.

Voting

The audience votes from their phone.

Voting opens from a link or a QR code shown on stage, and takes seconds.

  • Free vote

    One vote per person, within the limit you set.

  • Paid vote

    A price per vote or vote packs, paid through the event's payment methods.

  • Field voting

    A seller can sell votes, attributed to the candidate and to the seller.

  • Voting period

    Voting opens and closes at the times you decided.

Every vote knows where it came from: a link, a seller, an evening.

Integrity

Visible rules, and what no system can promise.

Tikiti applies the limits you set, curbs some excesses and flags behaviour worth checking. No system can promise the complete absence of fraud.

  • Limit per participant
  • Voting period
  • Payment verification
  • Abnormal rate detection
  • Temporary suspension
  • Manual review
  • Decision log

On the day of a dispute, the log answers, not memory.

Screenshot · Vote log: timestamp, origin and attribution

On finals night

The ranking moves while the room watches.

You choose to show the ranking live, to freeze it at a set moment, or to reveal it only at the close.

  • Live ranking
  • Frozen ranking
  • Reveal at the close
  • Votes per candidate
  • Votes per channel
  • Abuse alerts

Every change in the ranking gives the audience a reason to come back.

Photo · Ranking projected on stage as the results are announced

From submission to the announcement

Five moments, one defensible count.

Rules, votes and decisions stay attached to the same contest.

  1. D-45

    Applications open

    Files arrive with their documents and visuals.

  2. D-30

    The selection is set

    Shortlisted candidates receive their public page.

  3. D-15

    Voting opens

    Rules, limits and periods are announced before the first vote.

  4. Finals

    The final night

    Jury, audience and ranking meet on stage.

  5. D+1

    The count is available

    The vote log answers any question that comes up.

A ranking that holds up.

Before

Votes counted by hand, screenshots, and a dispute nobody can settle.

With Tikiti

Every vote carries its origin, its timestamp and its attribution, and the jury stays separate from the public vote.

A contest is won on stage, and defended with data.

Frequently asked questions

How is the integrity of votes protected?

Through limits per identifier, detection of abnormal rates, alert thresholds and a full log available after the close. No system can guarantee the complete absence of fraud, and we do not claim otherwise.

Can a seller sell votes in the field?

Yes, and the vote is attributed both to the chosen candidate and to the seller who made the sale.

Does the jury vote in the same system?

Yes, with separate access. The jury score and the public vote are weighted according to the rule you set in advance.

Can the ranking be hidden during the contest?

Yes. You show it live, you freeze it, or you reveal it only at the close.

What happens if the result is disputed?

The vote log, timestamped and attributed, lets you rebuild the count and answer precisely.

Run a contest you can defend.

Set your rules, open the vote and keep the trace of every vote through to the announcement.

Voting and ranking experiences open with pilot organisers.