Before the polls close.

Seal your call.

Type it, paste it, screenshot it, or color in a map. We lock it before the polls close, and we open the envelopes together on Wednesday morning.

Checking invitation…

Your call
270toWin map, a napkin, a group-chat brag. Up to 4 images, 8 MiB in all.

2 Pick map optional

Color in the Senate, the governors and the House. You can start from the ratings, or have the clerk draft it from what you wrote. It’s scored separately after the election.

3 Seal it

How sealing works, honestly

Your browser encrypts everything before it leaves this page. The server stores scrambled bytes and the time it got them. It can’t read your call.

“Open with everyone” also locks a copy of your key to a group reveal key. Cali keeps that key off this server and posts it Wednesday morning, after the polls close. Whoever holds it, plus the stored envelopes, could peek early. That’s an honor system with Will and Cali, not a vault.

Envelopes sealed after the cutoff are still kept, but they’re marked late. A receipt proves when the server got it. It doesn’t prove who wrote it, or when a screenshot was taken.

There are no off-site backups. Keep your recovery file: it holds the key to your envelope, not a copy of it.

Nothing sealed yet. Your draft stays only in this tab.

The envelope wall

Sign in with your invitation to see who has sealed.

    Open my envelope

    Choose your recovery file (from this page or the older claims counter), or a pending file to finish sealing. You don’t need an invitation to open your own envelope.

    Nothing opened.