And are those precautions during counting and registration open source as well, or are they secret by necessity? I've had not had time to read the source code, if they are in there. If they are open source, could you still briefly explain the gist of the precautions here? If they are secret, can you offer any guarantees to the public that they cannot be circumvented in a way that makes any collected statistics inherently faulty?

I'm sure you've made impressive work with this app, and it surely is beyond my capabilities. But if you have created an app that presents itself as a reliable and secure system but in reality is easily gamed by malicious actors, it might actually hurt democracy instead of helping it. If the app gains any form of notoriety or popularity, it could be fed malicious votes and then be used to sow distrust towards the (real and valid) election results. In such a scenario it would just harm the democratic process. I have yet to see any indications that this is not a real possibility.

Being sure my vote is counted is only half the battle. I also need to be sure that my vote was not drowned out by countless of fake votes. One thing is not worth much without the other.

I would be more forgiving it was more clearly presented as only a prototype or proof-of-concept, but with a mission statement as grand as "VOTEism seeks to fix opinion polls" I feel it deserves more in-depth questions.