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Eurovision vote party
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Unlock every Eurovision from 1956 including Junior Eurovision. Create your own custom parties & scorecards and much more!
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Putting the social back into voting
- Vote with your friends.
- Easily invite people into your private vote party with a QR code or link.
- Live voting.
- Your votes are submitted instantly to your party. Add notes and view an artists avatar to keep track of why you voted for them.
- Share your votes with the world.
- 1-click share your top votes on your socials (like Wordle).
Compare and analyze votes
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Live Eurovision Results.
- Updated in real-time. See how your party stacks up against the official Eurovision results.
- Vote as a party.
- At a quick glance, check out how your party is voting as a collective.
- Analyze everyones votes.
- See how you vote for a country compared to the rest of the party.
Presenter & Live Mode has arrived!
Present your votes one by one, or watch it live!
- Build suspense.
- Presenter mode - Reveal your top 12 point vote seperately to your other votes to make it a dramatic reveal!
- Live results
- Live mode - Your party results gets updated live!
Bringing communities together
Councils and community organisations around the world use Eurovision Vote Party to host interactive live events
“We hosted the Birmingham's official Eurovision event in Centenary Square. We were looking for something to enhance visitors experience and keep things a bit more interactive throughout the evening. It was super easy to use and set up, and we loved the sliding option for the 300 odd people who used it on the night.”
“We had nearly 150 people take part in the voting. The app was very easy to access and use, and the live mode analytics were a real highlight - we displayed them on the screen after the broadcast so everyone could see how our party's votes compared to the actual Eurovision standings. It added a great interactive element to the event that people really enjoyed. We’re definitely planning to use it again for next year’s event”