We're counting, this is what's happening in high schools, middle schools, and universities, as told by those who are there. Anonymously, without an account, in one minute.
SHARE YOUR STORY
Choose your school, check what's wrong (teachers not being replaced, overcrowded classes, dilapidated buildings, bullying not being addressed…) and, if you want, tell your story in a few lines and include up to three photos. No name, no email, no student ID: the site doesn't know who you are, and that's intentional.
THE WORD
A password for the entire school, passed around by word of mouth. It proves you're there, without an account or student ID. As soon as three students have given the same word, the votes are counted; at thirty devices, the school is confirmed.
THE THREAD
The stories and photos that students have added to their voices, reviewed before publication, from all schools. Filter by type of institution, by theme, by department, by keyword.
THE MAP AND THE NUMBERS
Live voice counts by city, the most frequently raised issues, the ranking of the most vocal institutions, and a profile for each high school, middle school, and university.
THE BLOCKADE
Outside your high school or university during a blockade? Tap "I'm in a blockade": your phone counts, live, and identifies other blockading phones around you via Bluetooth, without names or locations. We count, we don't organize anything: a seven-point, peaceful charter must be read beforehand. For high schools and universities only.
SHARE
Your story map, ready for Instagram, Snapchat, or TikTok, and a link to send to your class. Aggregated figures by institution are available.
ANONYMOUS, REALLY
No account, no tracker, no advertising. A single random identifier, never linked to a name. The stories and photos are reviewed by the team: anything that could identify or target someone is removed before publication, and a "Report" link is located under each story.
For ages 15 and up. Independent platform, non-partisan and non-union. For questions, reports, or removal requests: contact@oncompte.fr.
What happens in high schools and universities, as told by those who are there.