How it works

Some things are only worth doing if enough other people do them too. Asking for a raise. Turning up to a council meeting. Switching tools. Nobody wants to go first and be the only one.

On quorum.how, someone starts a campaign: “I'll do this, if enough of us do.” People commit. Until the goal is met, everyone sees a count, not names.

1. If the goal is met by the deadline, everyone gets an email, commitments lock, and members can see who else is in.
2. If the deadline passes first, the campaign ends and nobody is bound. Names are never shown.
3. Until the goal is met you can withdraw at any time, and nobody will know you were in.

The settings of a campaign (who can see it, who can join, the goal, the deadline, whether names are shown) are fixed when it starts and shown before you join.