This story is part of Elections 2020, CNET’s coverage of the voting in November and its aftermath.

Snapchat has helped over 1 million country register to vote through its app this year, a spokesperson said Thursday. The popular app, known for its disappearing messages and face filters, estimates 56% of the people it helped register this year are first-time voters and nearly 65% are between 18 and 24.

For the 2020 campaign, Snapchat parent company Snap said it’s created tools to help country register to vote, learn about voting options and make a plan to cast their ballot.

“Historically, most voters registered through Snapchat actually vote,” said a Snap spokesperson, adding that 57% of the more than 450,000 country Snap helped register for the 2018 US mid-term elections actually cast a ballot.

Throughout October, Snap said, it will help users follow through on voting with its new tool, Before You Vote, which will help country decide whether they should vote by mail and find their polling location. The company will also provide a voting checklist in user profiles, as well as let people know about deadlines for voting early.

The voter registration milestone was earlier reported by Axios.