Kura-Tu

Privacy First. Intelligence Always.

The World’s First Privacy-First Crowdsourced Intelligence Network

Welcome to the future of Community Intelligence — where trusted contributors help build a clearer understanding of what’s happening in their communities, one observation at a time.

See how it works

Kura-Tu showing a polling station on a map with contributor actions.

A Network, not a platform

Kura-Tu transforms trusted contributor observations into The Live Community Intelligence Dashboard, giving communities real-time Community Intelligence — and enabling contributors and organizations to make better-informed decisions while protecting every contributor’s privacy.

You are not joining another social media platform. You are joining a Network where every trusted contribution strengthens Community Intelligence and helps create a clearer understanding of what’s happening in your community.

How the Network works

Three things happen, in this order, and none of them ask much of you.

Step one — the Network asks

You are asked only when your answer would genuinely help

No endless feed, no badge nagging you back. Kura-Tu reaches out when you are placed to observe something the community needs — and it tells you why you were asked and how long it will take.

If there is no meaningful reason to contact a contributor, the Network stays silent.

A Kura-Tu request: can you help your community? You're near Prairie Point Elementary. A quick update takes 10 seconds.
Step two — you decide

Three taps, and that is the whole ask

How busy is it, is the station open, how fast is the queue moving. Tap three answers and you are done — the note field is optional and most contributors never use it.

Or dismiss it. Participation is invited, never expected, and declining costs you nothing.

The Kura-Tu station update form: crowd size, station status, queue speed, and an optional note.
Step three — the community sees

Thousands of small observations become one clear picture

Individually, an observation is a data point. Together they become Community Intelligence — turnout by method, conditions on the ground, and how contributors are reporting across every race on your own districts.

Aggregated and de-identified. Organizations receive the picture, never the people in it.

The Live Community Intelligence Dashboard showing live turnout and per-race reporting.

Inside the app

What Kura-Tu gives back to the people who build it.

Know before you go

Live conditions from contributors already there

Wait times change through the day. When they change at your polling place, you hear about it from the people standing in it — not from a forecast.

A Kura-Tu station update reporting a ten minute wait at the contributor's polling place.
Getting there

Turn-by-turn to the right building

Your assigned polling place, the route to its door, and what the Network already knows about the queue inside.

Turn-by-turn navigation to the contributor's polling station.
Your districts, your races

Only the contests you can actually vote in

Kura-Tu matches you to your congressional, state senate and state house districts, then shows the candidates on those races — nothing from somewhere else.

Candidates listed for U.S. Senate Illinois with party affiliation.
After you vote

Record your official vote, privately

Keep your own record of how you voted. It stays yours — it feeds the community picture only as an anonymous count, never as your name against a candidate.

Kura-Tu is not an official voting system and does not replace your ballot.

The Kura-Tu vote recording screen with a candidate choice for each race.

Every screen, in one place

Kura-Tu is quiet by design. This is most of it.

Polling place map.
Your polling place
Notification list.
What the Network sends
Station update form.
Station update
Live dashboard.
The Dashboard
Privacy settings.
Your privacy

Launching with the 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections

The 2026 U.S. Midterm Elections mark the first national launch of the Kura-Tu Intelligence Network.

To help protect the integrity of Community Election Intelligence, you’ll be asked to verify your voter registration through your state’s official voter verification system.

Kura-Tu does not sell or share your voter registration information. Verification simply confirms trusted participation and helps protect the quality and integrity of Community Intelligence.

Kura-Tu is not an official voting system. It does not replace your official ballot and does not report official election results. Figures shown in the app are contributor-generated Community Election Intelligence.

Your intelligence. Your privacy. Our promise.

  • We do not sell your identity.
  • We do not sell your personal information.
  • We do not share your individual responses with organizations, advertisers, researchers, political organizations, or data brokers.

Organizations benefit from privacy-protected, aggregated and de-identified Community Intelligence — not your identity or individual responses.

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Kura-Tu account and privacy settings.

Privacy First. Intelligence Always.