Built on a Radio Zimbabwe voting system that served more than 20,000 listeners and processed over 3,000 votes a day at peak.
Enhanced photograph of AirVote at ZBC.
Built on a Radio Zimbabwe voting system that served more than 20,000 listeners and processed over 3,000 votes a day at peak. AirVote is the evolution of the Radio Zimbabwe voting system, presented here as one continuing project.
Listener votes arrive with inconsistent formatting, misspelled artist names and unclear song titles. A broadcast team needs a way to validate those inputs and review uncertain matches without losing control of the results.
The original Radio Zimbabwe voting system automatically cleaned incoming votes, matched misspelled artist and song names, and prepared chart lists in real time. Uncertain matches could be reviewed by a person. AirVote is its second version, bringing that work into a Windows desktop experience backed by a centrally hosted system.
At peak, the original Radio Zimbabwe voting system processed more than 3,000 votes per day and served over 20,000 listeners. It cleaned votes and prepared chart lists automatically in real time. AirVote carries that workflow into a Windows desktop application. These figures describe the original Radio Zimbabwe deployment, not a separate benchmark of the desktop version.
What needs to work better? Send a short description, your preferred timing and a budget range if you have one.
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