// Documentation
SyncVotes Docs
How to create a key, run a DAO and vote on the Canton Network, and what the app can and cannot do on your behalf.
Introduction
Step by step
- Create a Wallet Make a key in your browser, choose your party hint and create your party.
- Create a DAO Name the DAO, choose how it votes and who pays, and add its founding members.
- Create a Proposal Put a decision, a choice or a change to the DAO to its members.
- Vote and See the Result Cast your ballot, follow the tally and see what the DAO decided.
Concepts
- Keys and Parties Your key signs, your party acts on the ledger, and the app’s validator hosts it.
- Recovery Phrase and Devices How your key is kept on a device, locked and brought back from its phrase.
- Public and Private DAOs Who can read a DAO, who can act in it, and how to tell the real one.
- Voting Rules What it takes for a proposal to pass, with worked examples.
- Proposal Types Every kind of proposal, what it does when it passes and which rules it runs under.
- Voting and Counting How ballots are counted, what the ledger checks and when a result is final.
- Secret Ballots What a secret ballot hides, and from whom.
- Balances and Traffic Why transactions cost Canton Coin (CC), who pays for what and how to top up.
- Profiles A display name, a picture and a few words shown next to your party ID.
- Networks SyncVotes runs on DevNet, TestNet and MainNet, each a site of its own.