Assembley vs TIVI
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| Figure | Assembley | TIVI |
|---|---|---|
| Price from | €12.42/mo | — |
| Free plan | Yes | — |
| Free trial | Yes | — |
| Open source | — | — |
| Web | Yes | Yes |
| Plans published | 3 | 0 |
| Spec score · Online Voting Software | 8.5 (#6) | 7.1 (#27) |
| Headquarters | Copenhagen, Denmark | TIVI lists Tartu, Estonia as its location. |
| Product | Assembley provides software for general assemblies and member votes, including invitations, attendance registration, agenda management, and vote recording. | TIVI is a government-grade online voting platform built on research, operational experience, and verifiable cryptography. |
| Security | Assembley says votes are write-once at the database level and uses hash-chained event logs and Merkle roots for auditability. | The government elections offering lists cryptographic proofs, mixnet anonymization, auditable logs, threshold key control, secure tallying, and immutable audit logs. |
| Support | The Premium Custom plan includes priority support with an SLA, and the site lists [email protected] for support inquiries. | The private elections page lists optional 24/7 support. |
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In their own words
Assembley
Assembley is web software for organisations running general assemblies and member votes. It covers invitations, attendance registration, agenda management, and vote recording for online, in-person, and hybrid meetings. Organisers can offer Yes, No, or Abstain voting, secret ballots, board elections, and split voting, while tracking live results and quorum. Voters receive single-use ballot links and can participate without an account, password, or app. Organisations can upload shareholder or member registers as CSV files; Assembley checks them for duplicates and errors. Its evidence package brings together the event chain, Merkle roots, attendance, and results for independent verification. Assembley says votes are write-once at the database level, with hash-chained event logs and Merkle roots supporting auditability. Its database and application run in Frankfurt, Germany, while transactional mail is sent from Ireland; two sub-processor agreements specify primary processing in the United States. It says it processes data under GDPR and provides a Data Processing Agreement on paid plans, but holds no third-party security certification. Starter is free forever; Basic costs €149/ yr.