Speaker Tracker vs BallotClick

Originally created to use at meetings of a local council, SpeakerTracker has the following features: - displays three lists for use during a debate: - all those who have not spoken - those who have indicated they wish to speak - those who have spoken or are speaking - displays a timer so that speeches can be timed - speech times can be kept for each speaker - a full meeting can be recorded and report created The secretary or chairperson can easily add names to the list of those waiting to speak. The order on the list can be changed. The secretary or chairperson can easily see who has already spoken, which is important if the meeting's rules limit speakers to just one speech in a debate. Code is open-sourced on Github: https://github.com/wrmack/SpeakerTracker

The voting application can speed up the process for any elections large or small, as long as all participants have an internet connection. For those who do not have a smart phone or tablet, a convenient "log out" function allows the user to share the device with another ( or several) others to vote with complete security. This app is used for voting in a meeting. An authorization is handed out to the meeting attendees to prevent fraudulent votes. These security codes can be obtained in the app (using a button on the screen where the authorization code is entered) without charge. A pdf is emailed to the user so the codes can be printed out and then distributed at the meeting. If you don't want to do that, here is an authorization code that you can use for testing 8013762050