The board election
He won by three votes, and six months later we are still arguing whether those three votes counted.
Eroica walks your organization through the full cycle: members raise problems, options are compared, a vote no one can dispute, the project is executed, and the result is shown with evidence.
Built for Cuban and Latin American diaspora associations, federations, and chambers in the United States.
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Nobody taught you another way. There was no other way. It works — until it doesn't.
He won by three votes, and six months later we are still arguing whether those three votes counted.
I voted, my brother-in-law who is not a member voted, and someone voted twice from another number.
We raised $4,200. I know where it is. Explaining that to 180 members, one by one, is another story.
Half an hour of the assembly goes to arguing how many of us there are and how many we need.
I have three lists: the spreadsheet, the group, and the one the secretary keeps. None of them match.
We agreed it in March. Nobody can find where it was written down, and nobody is sure what we agreed.
This is not disorganization. You are running an organization of hundreds of people with tools built for a conversation of five.
The path your association already walks in pieces — meetings, calls, messages. Here it happens in full, and it is recorded.
Any member can put what needs solving on the table: the dark street, the dues that no longer cover costs, the hall that needs repair, the scholarship nobody manages.
It stops disappearing in a group with four hundred messages a day.
Possible solutions appear against that problem, each with its cost, timeline, and who proposed it. Side by side, not scattered across threads.
Members see the full options before they speak, not only the loudest one.
A binding vote. One authenticated member, one vote. A final result, with a record of who had the right to vote and how many voted.
The argument over whether the result counts is over.
What was approved becomes a project with an owner, a budget, and progress. Every expense is logged against what was approved.
The agreement does not stay in the minutes: it has an owner and a date.
It closes with evidence: photos, invoices, accounts, the outcome in front of every member.
The next time you ask for dues, you have something to show.
Then the cycle starts again, with the full history behind it.
One authenticated member, one vote, a final result.
Every voter is checked against the membership roll. Quorum is calculated automatically. The result is published with turnout detail, and that detail cannot be changed later. Use it for board elections, budgets, bylaw changes, and any decision that has to survive a challenge.
The organization decides what is spent, and every movement is recorded.
Funds are assigned to approved projects. Every expense is logged against its line, with a receipt. Any member can see how money is being used without asking the treasurer. The treasurer is no longer the only person who knows. That protects them as much as the association.
Nobody rewrites history.
Every problem, solution, vote, expense, and result is stored with its date. Boards change; the organization's memory stays. When someone asks who decided this and when, the answer is one click away.
This is not a tool for the IT department. It is for the person who currently runs the association from their phone.
You convene, you answer when something goes wrong, and you carry decisions that others argue about later. Here decisions arrive closed, with a record of how they were made.
You know exactly where every dollar is and still spend your life explaining it. Here the books are open without you having to open them every time.
You are the organization's memory, the roll, and the minutes. Here that no longer lives in a file on your computer.
You coordinate several organizations at once, each with its own pace and people. Here each one runs its own cycle, and you see the whole.
It works for organizations from about 30 members to several thousand: hometown associations, clubs, federations, chambers, parent groups, cooperatives, and mutual-aid groups.
Eroica is under construction, and we are not hiding it. We are choosing 50 organizations to build it with. What you need first is what we build first.
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Eroica is in validation. We will not show you client logos or user numbers, because we do not have them yet. This is what there is, as it is:
Our first pilot with a real community, solving real neighborhood problems. Almost everything we have learned about moving from a problem to a finished project comes from here.
Visit San MiguelA sample organization with invented data, so you can walk the five steps without signing up or asking anyone for anything. It is not a client. It is a demonstration and is labeled as such at all times.
Names, support, decisions, and results are illustrative.
Walk through the demonstrationNo, and we do not want it to. The assembly is where people meet, argue, and persuade. Eroica handles what the assembly does badly: counting votes without a fight, recording what was agreed, and following through. It can be used in a live assembly, before it, and after it.
50 founding organizations. Free during validation. A 25-minute conversation with the founder. Your experience decides what we build first.
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