Digitizing Opinion Polling – poll.cc

poll.cc is building the future of transparent and reliable digital polling.

Problem

Most polling today is fragmented across platforms where polls are not the core content type. Think about it:

But no major platform treats polls as a first-class content type. Polls on these platforms are ephemeral, undiscoverable, and often lack follow-up or context.

Problem two is legacy polling from firms like Ipsos, Gallup, and YouGov — which rely on closed methodologies, require blind trust, and offer no transparency into how respondents voted or what segments exist within the data.

Solution

poll.cc makes polls the main content — not an afterthought.

It’s a purpose-built platform where users create, vote, and analyze polls with full transparency. Every poll lives on a public, searchable poll book — no more disappearing results or unverifiable votes.

With poll.cc, polling isn’t a side feature — it becomes the focus.

Why Now

Public trust in traditional polling is at an all-time low — people increasingly believe results are manipulated, opaque, or influenced by biased sampling.

poll.cc is built for this moment: a world where people demand transparency, permanence, and filtering of votes based on different groups to better understand the patterns — and where creators want control and insight, not just surface-level engagement.

Target Audience

poll.cc is designed for creators, influencers, political commentators, and communities who want more than just surface-level engagement.

These users care about what their audience thinks, but also how different segments respond — and they want results they can trust, revisit, and share.

In short: poll.cc gives anyone with an audience the ability to run real, transparent, lasting polls — and actually understand what their audience believes.

Business Model

poll.cc is free for creators — they can create dedicated rooms for their communities, each serving as a centralized, searchable database of all their polls.

We monetize their audience, not the creators themselves.

We monetize the audience — not the creators themselves. But as the product and userbase grow, we can start adding paid features for creators as well.

Team

Maksym Pylypenko — Founder & Engineer
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Ukrainian software engineer and founder of poll.cc. Built the entire MVP — frontend, backend, identity layers, and infrastructure — from scratch. Spent 8 years in software outsourcing, helping U.S. and European clients build full-scale web and mobile products. Led cross-functional teams of developers, designers, and QA engineers. Brings deep product development experience and a strong execution mindset.

Kirill Markin — Software Engineer
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Full-stack developer helping shape core product logic, API design, and scalable backend features.

Serhii Nosko — Software Engineer (joining once funded)
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Frontend and platform-focused engineer ready to join full-time as soon as funding allows.

The team has strong cohesion — we've worked together on multiple projects in the past, so we move fast, trust each other’s skills, and have the technical execution fully covered.