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AI market intelligence
Creators see new workflows, recurring questions, emerging categories, objection patterns, and buying demand before those signals become a polished market report.
CREATOR-SELECTED AI LAUNCHES
Vote on what launches next.
PRE-VETTED AI MARKETS. EQUAL PRIVATE BALLOTS. BINDING LAUNCH COMMITMENTS.
Creators see new workflows and buying questions while they are still forming. Marquorum turns that market intelligence into a binding choice about the portfolio's next AI app.
YOUR FUTURE EARNING INVENTORY
Why should someone else choose every product you will be asked to promote?
Eligible creators get a formal, equal, and binding way to help choose which pre-vetted AI opportunity Marquorum pursues next. The vote shapes future products, content, and recurring earning inventory.
The quorum gives creators product influence, not corporate ownership. Members bring audience questions, new workflow signals, objections, category knowledge, and direct evidence of what their communities are trying to solve. Akii Technologies remains responsible for feasibility, capital, compliance, product delivery, and operation.
The vote is constrained on purpose. Candidates first pass quality, economics, feasibility, compliance, and portfolio review. The question, electorate, quorum, winning threshold, and product commitment are published before voting opens. Serious decisions benefit from knowing the rules in advance.
No fictional candidates or activity are shown on this public page. The dashboard displays a real election only after it has been authorized and published under the current governance rule.
01 / FROM AI MARKET TO BINDING CHOICE
The launch-selection mechanism, without governance theater.
Four stages make the vote commercially meaningful: pre-vet the AI opportunities, publish the launch commitment, give eligible members an equal ballot, then certify against the rule everyone saw before voting.
20%QUORUMof the eligible electorate
- 01Pre-vet
Feasibility, economics, quality, compliance, and portfolio fit.
- 02Publish
Question, candidates, electorate snapshot, quorum, threshold, and commitment.
- 03Vote
One equal, secret ballot for every eligible active affiliate.
- 04Certify
A strict majority wins after quorum. A tie fails.
02 / RELEASE 1 RULES
The numbers are public before the vote.
These are the approved decision rules, not decorative participation language.
- Electorate
- Active-affiliate snapshot
- Eligibility is fixed at the published cutoff.
- Ballot
- One equal secret vote
- A submitted ballot cannot be replaced.
- Quorum
- 20%
- Of the eligible electorate snapshot.
- Winning threshold
- Strict majority
- Of valid ballots cast after quorum. A tie fails.
03 / WHY IT EXISTS
Creators should help choose the markets they will enter next.
Creators see fast-forming demand before most product roadmaps do, and they absorb the reputation cost when an offer misses the audience. Their vote helps align Marquorum's next AI launch with the people who will explain and distribute it.
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Reputation protection
The people attaching their names to offers gain a formal mechanism to shape what enters the catalog next.
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Launch discipline
Pre-vetting prevents trend excitement from overriding customer value, feasibility, economics, quality, compliance, or portfolio fit.
04 / AFTER CERTIFICATION
A winning ballot creates a public commitment.
A vote matters only if the result changes what happens next.
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Publish the certified result
Eligible members can see the final result, quorum, threshold outcome, certification state, and the commitment bound to the election.
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Deliver a product brief within 30 days
For the approved first-election rule, Akii Technologies publishes a written product brief no later than 30 calendar days after certification.
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Deliver a public beta within 120 days
The winning product reaches public beta no later than 120 calendar days after certification unless a certified material-facts exception applies.
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Preserve exceptions instead of erasing history
A valid exception keeps the original rules, ballots, result, and certification, publishes the explanation, and creates a required replacement-election draft with the same choices and rule authority.
05 / FOUNDER ORIGIN
A decade in Web3 shaped the rulebook, not the brand costume.
Josef Holm's experience with crowdfunding, blockchain ventures, crypto communities, and Web3 products made participatory governance familiar. Marquorum applies the useful part: transparent rules, eligible voters, verifiable outcomes, and a binding commitment.
Governance principle: member voting is valuable only when the scope is honest, the rule is known in advance, and the operator is accountable for the certified result.
FAQ
The questions worth asking.
The offer, the rules, and what happens next, in plain language.
01Do Marquorum creators own the company or its products?
No. Membership and voting do not create equity, tokens, ownership, investment rights, employment, an agency, or a franchise. Akii Technologies owns and operates Marquorum and its Akii-owned portfolio products.
02What can members vote on?
Release 1 supports product-selection elections among candidates Akii Technologies has pre-vetted for feasibility, economics, quality, compliance, and portfolio fit. Each election publishes its exact question, candidates, electorate, quorum, threshold, and commitment before voting.
03Who is eligible to vote?
The electorate is an immutable snapshot of active affiliates who satisfy the published election rule at the eligibility cutoff. Every eligible member receives one equal secret ballot.
04What does 20% quorum mean?
At least 20% of the eligible electorate snapshot must submit valid ballots for the election to reach quorum. After quorum, a candidate must receive a strict majority of valid ballots cast. A tie fails.
05Can a submitted ballot be changed?
No. Under the approved Release 1 rule, a submitted ballot cannot be replaced. The system preserves the secret ballot and the proof needed to certify that it was eligible and counted without publishing the member's choice.
06What happens after a product wins?
The approved first-election commitment requires a written product brief within 30 calendar days after certification and a public beta within 120 calendar days, subject only to the published material-facts exception process and replacement-election requirement.
YOUR AUDIENCE. YOUR FUTURE INVENTORY. YOUR BALLOT.
Bring the AI market signals most product roadmaps never hear.
Join as a creator, promote the apps that fit your audience, and use your vote when a qualifying next-launch election opens.