Aradyme Unveils New Web Service for Connecting Voter Registration Systems.

AMERICAN FORK, Utah -- Aradyme Corporation (OTCBB:ADYE):

--New service enables municipalities such as counties to integrate voter registration systems with state voter registration systems yet maintain autonomy of systems; allows states to maintain central repository of registered voters for federal elections while ensuring greater buy-in from constituent municipalities

--Expanded service offering, work with Salt Lake County signifies Aradyme's formal entry into providing data services at the county level pertaining to the Help America Vote Act of 2002; lays foundation for company to establish, maintain ongoing business relationships with municipalities/counties in the future

Aradyme Corporation (OTCBB:ADYE), a "Next Generation" database company, today unveiled a new XML-based Web Service that enables municipalities to integrate their voter registration (VR) systems with state VR system in order to comply with the Help America Vote Act (HAVA) of 2002, yet maintain control over the data in their individual VR systems.

The service, which will be offered in addition to Aradyme's core set of VR data extraction, transformation and loading (ETL) services, essentially provides municipalities with an interface between their individual VR systems and state VR systems. This allows the municipality to both manage its list of registered voters and account for data dependencies needed for other critical systems used by the municipality.

In addition to streamlining the process for municipalities, the service makes it easier for states to establish and maintain their role as the definitive source for data for federal elections and create a central repository of registered voters that complies with HAVA via ensuring a higher level of buy-in among constituent municipalities, and minimizing the amount of time required to train municipality election officials on new state VR systems.

"Disparate systems integration is an issue that's hot on the minds of election officials as they look to become HAVA compliant by the end of 2005," said James R. Spencer, CEO of Aradyme Corporation. "Aradyme's new Web Service gives municipalities a way to integrate their current voter registration systems with new state voter registration systems without having to sacrifice the other critical systems they use to run their municipality."

Spencer continued, "There's been and continues to be an enormous demand for our data Extraction, Transformation and Loading services in the HAVA space. Part of the reason for this is because our 'Next Generation' technology is one of the only solutions available on the market that supplies states with the kind of flexibility they need to rapidly implement a centralized state VR database in time to both secure federal funding and meet HAVA deadlines. Expanding our VR data services to the municipality level is a natural extension of our business as Aradyme continues to emerge as a major player in the voter registration space."

Aradyme's new XML-based Web Service was originally developed for Salt Lake County, the largest county in Utah, which used the service to integrate its mainframe system with the State of Utah's Oracle-based VR system. For more information on Salt Lake County's use of this Aradyme service, please see the July 12, 2004 Aradyme/Salt Lake County news release titled "State of Utah Expands Aradyme's Role to Provide Voter Registration Web Services Interface" posted at http://www.aradyme.com.

Pricing & Availability

Aradyme's XML-based Web Service is available now by contacting the company at [phone]. The price of the service varies based on the amount of work involved in building an interface between the unique systems being used by a state and municipality.

About the Market

According to the Help America Vote Act of 2002, each state is required to establish and maintain a single, central, uniform, official and interactive computerized statewide voter registration database defined, maintained, and administered at the state level that contains the name and registration information of every legally registered voter in the state. The Act also requires the appropriate state or local election official to update the data in this repository on a regular basis. In an effort to support these endeavors, the federal government will award more than three billion dollars to the 50 states through 2006. The deadline for states to implement a HAVA-compliant computerized statewide VR database is January 1, 2006. For more information on these and other HAVA requirements, visit http://www.fec.gov/hava/hava.htm.

About Aradyme Corporation

Aradyme Corporation (OTCBB: ADYE) is a "Next Generation" database company that provides the most advanced and innovative data migration services, application development and database management tools and solutions available in the marketplace today. The company's technology, which is 100% dynamic-schema driven, is the result of several breakthroughs the company has made in its underlying database management system (DBMS) technology that enable it to assist customers in overcoming many of the constraints and limitations that have plagued the database industry for years. Using Aradyme, customers are able to: gain more control over the data in their DBMS and legacy systems; have greater flexibility and utility of both data and database applications; efficiently and accurately solve database-related business problems and realize more cost-effective solutions; accelerate the deployment of new database management solutions; and better manage and grow their businesses. For more information about Aradyme, call [phone] or visit the company's web site at http://www.aradyme.com.