Election Calculator — Kaevor AI Solutions

48hfrom concept to public launch

Districtvote assumptions entered at local level

Seatsprojected distribution made visual

Publicbrowser-based release for open exploration

The problem

Election outcomes are difficult to reason about when vote assumptions live in disconnected spreadsheets and static commentary.

The useful question is not only who may win, but how different district-level assumptions change the projected distribution of parliamentary seats.

The approach

Turn district vote assumptions into an interactive model, then visualise projected parliamentary seat distribution in one browser-based workflow.

The first public version was deliberately built in 48 hours to test the model and make the concept available for real use and feedback.

What shipped

01District inputsA structured way to enter expected party vote counts by district.

02Projection modelVote assumptions translated into an explorable seat scenario.

03Visual resultsProjected parliamentary seat distribution made immediately legible.

04Public web releaseAn accessible browser experience launched for open exploration.

Built as a public experiment in turning complex election assumptions into something people can explore.

Founder work evidence · LinkedIn project announcement