rVote uses Quadratic Proposal Ranking to let your community democratically prioritize proposals. The best ideas rise to the top through collective intelligence, then advance to final voting.
A quadratic Reddit-style ranking system with time-delayed vote decay for proposal prioritization.
Voting more costs exponentially more credits. 1 vote = 1 credit, 2 votes = 4, 3 votes = 9. No single voice can dominate.
Upvote or downvote proposals. Scores aggregate from all community votes. Best ideas rise to the top.
Votes fade after 30–60 days. Old support expires, requiring renewed interest. Rankings stay fresh and relevant.
Vote on live polls synced across the r* ecosystem. Changes appear in real-time for everyone.
Open Interactive DemoA system where expressing strong preference costs progressively more, creating a fair and balanced priority list that reflects true community consensus.
Traditional priority systems let those with more time, resources, or influence dominate what gets attention.
Quadratic Proposal Ranking balances participation and conviction by making additional votes progressively more expensive.
Spreading votes across proposals you support is more efficient than concentrating on one.
Transform your community’s ideas into a democratically prioritized backlog through two simple stages.
When a proposal reaches a score of +100, it automatically advances to the final voting stage.
This ensures only proposals with genuine community support move forward for implementation decisions.
Everything you need for democratic backlog management
Get 10 credits every day. Start with 50. Max 500.
Old votes fade away, keeping rankings fresh and dynamic.
Quadratic costs make fake account attacks expensive.
Top proposals automatically advance to voting.