Frequently asked questions

Is Civicore affiliated with a political party?

No. Civicore is an independent civic-tech platform. We serve any registered political organisation that adheres to our community standards and signs our peace pledge.

Is Civicore approved or endorsed by the IEBC?

No. Civicore is an independent platform that is IEBC-aware in its region modelling. We do not adjudicate elections, count votes, or replace any IEBC function.

How does Civicore handle voter data?

Data handling is aligned with the Kenya Data Protection Act, 2019. We practise data minimisation, explicit-purpose collection, and scoped access. Full details on our Security & Trust and Compliance pages.

Does Civicore support Swahili?

English is the launch language. Swahili (sw-KE) is a first-class second locale on the roadmap.

How does Civicore prevent misinformation?

Content standards, a published peace pledge, scoped broadcasts, audit trails, and an election-week protocol that disables amplification mechanics.

How do I request a demo?

Submit the contact form. A member of the Civicore team responds within one business day.