Every vote cryptographically timestamped and anchored.
Each ballot is sealed into an immutable, independently auditable record stored on IPFS and anchored to Base the moment voting closes.
Most community decisions end with an announcement. Verified Governance® preserves the evidence behind it: who was eligible to participate, when ballots were cast, whether quorum was met, and how the result was certified.
It replaces “just trust us” with a result people can understand and verify.

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Verified Governance® is the first purpose-built standard for provable community governance.
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UNVERIFIABLE GOVERNANCE · THE ROOT CAUSE
More than 78 million Americans live under HOA governance, subject to board-controlled decisions on budgets, assessments, rules, and leadership that directly affect their daily lives and the value of their homes.
Yet the methods used to reach those decisions date to the era of dot-matrix printers and carbon copies: paper ballots, email votes, proxy chains, and room counts.
When a vote is challenged — and increasingly they are — the burden of proof falls on the people who ran the process: the property manager, the board, and the management company.
“Process is not proof.
Running an election is not the same as being able to prove its outcome and correctness at each step of the process.”
VERIFIED GOVERNANCE® · THE ULTIMATE STANDARD
Verified Governance® is a method and technology set that makes community decisions transparent in process, verifiable in outcome, equal in access, consistent in procedure, and immutable in record.
TRUST FAILS. PROOF DOESN’T.
Turning a paper ballot into a web form does not answer the hard questions.
That is the difference between a convenient election and one you can prove.
HOW VERIFICATION ACTUALLY WORKS
Who may vote, how much each vote counts, what quorum requires, and what appears on the ballot are all sealed before the first ballot is sent. None of it can be quietly adjusted once voting has started.
Each ballot goes to one identified voter and is recorded with the moment it was cast. The record proves that a person voted. It never shows how they voted.
The roster, the ballots, the timestamps, the quorum math, and the final tally are sealed into a single record and run through a standard cryptographic hash, producing one short, unique fingerprint. Change one vote, one name, or one timestamp, and the fingerprint comes out completely different.
The sealed record is stored on IPFS, and its fingerprint is anchored to Base, a public blockchain neither TrueHOA nor the association can edit, where it is timestamped permanently. The evidence now lives somewhere no party to the decision can touch it.
SO ANYONE CAN CHECK IT
To verify a result, you recompute the fingerprint from the record you were shown and compare it against the one filed publicly. Match, and the record in front of you is exactly the record that existed the moment voting closed. If a single character had been altered by anyone, including us, they would not match.
See the verification portalYou are not asked to trust that.
You can verify it.
WHAT A VERIFIED RECORD HOLDS
Each ballot is sealed into an immutable, independently auditable record stored on IPFS and anchored to Base the moment voting closes.
Each ballot is issued to one eligible voter through a unique and secure access link. The record shows who participated, never how they voted.
Anyone with the audit link can verify the roster rules, quorum math, and final tally against the public blockchain fingerprint without admin access.
The standard extends beyond annual board elections to special assessments, rule and bylaw amendments, recalls, and budget ratifications.
THE RECEIPT FOR A COMMUNITY DECISION
When voting closes, the work should not vanish into an admin account. The audit page shows the result, turnout, quorum, and participation behind the count without ever exposing how a single person voted — reviewable by every relevant party at any time.
See why weak records create disputes
The result is not a claim.
It has a trail.
EVERYONE IN THE ROOM BENEFITS
For property managers
When a result is challenged today, you are the record. Your inbox, your memory, your word against an angry room. That is an unfair place to put a professional. A verified record answers for you, so the hardest conversation of your year becomes a link you send.
Run a free test electionFor board members
You volunteered. You did it right. And if someone alleges otherwise, your word is the only evidence you have. A verified record answers the accusation for you, in public, so standing behind the outcome costs the board nothing.
See what an audit showsFor homeowners
You should not have to wonder whether your ballot arrived, whether quorum was really met, or whether the number announced at the meeting is the number that was counted. You should be able to check. That is the whole idea.
See how verification worksALREADY ON A MANAGEMENT PLATFORM?
When someone challenges an election two years from now,
you can either scramble to reconstruct and explain an outcome.
Or you can simply send a link to a TrueHOA verified and proven decision.
When an owner email or attorney letter asks for the election records eight months later, assembling minutes PDFs, sent-mail logs, and ballot boxes takes 15 hours and produces a reconstruction — not proof.
Most governance disputes begin with ambiguity over notice, eligibility lists, proxy validity, or tally consistency. Your management software is built for daily operations — proving a contested vote is simply a different job.
Before voting opens, TrueHOA locks the roster, weights, quorum rule, and ballot. At close, everything seals into one self-proving record anchored to Base — turning a hostile records request into a one-line reply: “Here is the verified outcome page.”
Your platform, unchanged (accounting, work orders, communications).
Never touches daily ops — only uses a simple CSV/Excel roster export homeowners and manage your elections, polling and decisions.
Notices and reminders stay where they live today.
Owners vote by emailed secure link in 60 seconds — no account, no login, no app.
Records remain in management custody (reconstructed manually if challenged).
One sealed, self-proving outcome record, anchored to Base and verifiable by anyone.
TrueHOA is the election and governance layer for your community your management software does not have.
No, the role and the certification stay exactly as they are today. What changes is what the certification is checked against: TrueHOA seals the record, so the inspector certifies something no one can rework afterward.
Yes. Every ballot is timestamped to one identified voter, so the record proves who voted and when, but the choice itself is never recorded. You can demonstrate participation without ever exposing a position.
The sealed record stands, as the accurate record of a voided election. The re-run gets its own sealed record, and no one can quietly replace the first one. Even the elections that go wrong stay on the record as they happened.
The terms lock before voting opens, which is when a roster error is cheapest to catch. An error caught before voting opens is a correction, not a permanent record.
Because it is not ours to change, and it is not yours either. It is the certified record of the community’s vote. The cryptographic fingerprint lives on a public blockchain that neither the board, the manager, nor TrueHOA can modify without breaking verification. The audit page verifies the outcome against that on-chain record in the open for anyone who needs to inspect it. That eliminates the custody argument — the claim that every record sat in your hands and under your control. You stop being the help desk for the recount, and you stop being the only witness.
A roster for each vote: names, units, weights, and email addresses. That is the whole export. Owners vote through an emailed secure link, no account, no login, no app, and you can be up and running in 10 minutes.
There is no public directory, and we never list or index your elections. But the sealed record itself is public on purpose. Anyone holding the link can open it, and the record stays permanently readable through the blockchain entry that anchors it. That is exactly what lets an owner, an auditor or a court confirm a result without trusting us, or needing us at all. Records sealed from September 2026 onward carry no owner names and mask every email address. Earlier records do contain names, and cannot be altered once anchored. Treat the link as shareable, not secret.
Board elections. Special assessments. Budget approvals. Rule and bylaw changes. Board and committee votes. And the moments that put every record under a microscope: a contested election last year, a recall petition, an acrimonious board turnover, a developer transition. On an ordinary month the vote runs, the record seals, and you move on. The day it earns its keep is the day the records request arrives, months later, and your verified answer is already sitting ready.
$0.50 per door per month, unlimited elections and votes, no setup fees. On 300 doors, that is $1,800 a year. Your first test election is free, which is why one board president’s motion was simply: run a board test vote on it at no cost and look at the audit page together.
Nothing you built here depends on the subscription. The sealed record is yours at close, filed with your minutes, and the fingerprint is anchored to a public blockchain that no one, including us, can alter. Cancel tomorrow and both are exactly where you left them.
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Verified Governance® preserves the evidence of your community’s decisions.
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