Voice. Data. Insight. — and an honest account of how we earn the right to that name.
SautiMetrics exists to give Kenyan politicians, parties, NGOs, churches, SACCOs, media houses, and community organizations a fast, verifiable way to hear directly from the people they serve — through polls and surveys that are hard to game and easy to trust.
We'd rather show a smaller, honest number than a bigger, gameable one.
Every result page says plainly what the data does — and doesn't — represent.
Real county, constituency, and ward data — not a generic global tool.
These aren't marketing claims — they're the actual mechanisms running behind every vote cast on the platform:
Phone numbers are one-way hashed before storage — we never keep a raw, reusable list of who voted for what, but a poll can still enforce one vote per number.
A hashed device identifier blocks repeat votes from the same browser or app instance, independent of phone number.
Unusual voting bursts from a single network are automatically flagged for review rather than silently counted.
Poll creators can require a one-time SMS code before a vote counts, for polls where verified identity matters most.
SautiMetrics polls are opt-in and self-selected — anyone with the link can vote. That makes them fast and accessible, but it also means a poll's result reflects who chose to participate, not a scientifically weighted sample of the general population. We do not present poll results as official election outcomes or as probability-sampled forecasts.
Read our full methodology page → for the detailed explanation of how voting, verification, and duplicate prevention actually work.
Poll and survey creators design and publish their own questions — SautiMetrics provides the tools and the security infrastructure, not editorial control over what any individual organization chooses to ask. For reports we publish ourselves through the Report Library, our team reviews the underlying data and writes the accompanying summary before it goes live.
We're upfront about where we do and don't yet have meaningful data density.
All 47 Kenyan counties are covered in our geographic filtering data. Actual polling activity naturally concentrates wherever our current clients are running campaigns and research — coverage will deepen as more organizations across the country use the platform.