To summarize the provided text in a neutral and interesting paragraph: Implementing secure and scalable SMS real-time voting with Twilio Verify, Twilio Programmable Messaging, Supabase, and Next.js involves several steps. A user's phone number is accessed via the Supabase client, and if not set, a prompt is displayed to register it using Twilio Verify. After verifying the phone number, the application creates a form for the user to submit their phone number, validates it, and updates the user's phone number. The verified phone number is then used to send an SMS with a unique code that can be used to verify the phone number. Once verified, the user can register a vote via SMS by sending the SMS message with their chosen option. The application checks if the submitted option is valid and registers the user's vote accordingly. Additionally, the Supabase database stores the votes, and Hookdeck receives inbound SMS webhooks from Twilio, processing them according to configured rules, including transformations and filters. The application also uses Next.js for client-side rendering and Supabase Realtime for live UI updates.