The Digital Osolia Office is proud to present the first public beta for the my.osolia platform. Over the coming days, the site will be populated with news and guidance from everywhere in government.

Registering your account

To be prepared for the final launch, you can already register your my.osolia account, which will become compulsory upon the end of the beta period.

Please get in touch with an administrator to receive your registration PIN, which will let you complete the sign-up process.

Search is now in beta and available on my.osolia! You can query pages and historical news posts to find what you're looking for.

The Digital Osolia Office has published all source code related to the handling of online elections on my.osolia, including e-candidacy and e-voting.

The code repository is available here.

We've made the code public to allow independent auditors to ensure the validity of the electoral process. This repository will continue to be kept up to date for every election cycle.

The Digital Osolia Office has just launched its new unified identity provider: id.osolia.

This new service will, in the future, allow Osolians to sign into other official Osolian government sites with the same ease as they do on my.osolia.

Additionally, id.osolia now provides the ability to sign in with your Discord account, dramatically simplifying the login process.

We're simplifying how Osolians access my.osolia: from now on, signing in with Discord will be the preferred option.

From the moment you sign in, even if you haven't signed up, we'll create an account for you.

You can contact the Digital Osolia Office in our Discord channel - feel free to ask for help!