Run your HOA without a management company.
Upload your governing documents. Your association's assistant reads them alongside Texas law and sets up the meetings, dues, notices, inspections and votes. You stay in charge; the busywork runs itself.
Texas associations today. More states as each statute module is verified.
Set up in an afternoon, not a quarter.
Upload your documents
Declaration, bylaws, rules, amendments. Your association's assistant reads every page and pulls out the meetings, dues, notice periods and rules, each with the page it came from.
Review and confirm
You see what it found next to the original wording. Change anything. Nothing is active until the board confirms, and then the calendar, checklist and inspection list build themselves.
Invite the neighborhood
Import your owner list from a spreadsheet. Everyone gets a portal for documents, dues, requests and votes, and a way to ask questions that get answered from your own rules.
Everything a management company did, without the retainer.
Knows the deadlines
A calendar and checklist built from your documents and Texas law. Move any date; the reason stays attached.
Collects dues
Owners pay by card or bank, monthly through annual. Money settles to the association's own account, never ours.
Handles requests
Architectural review with a visible clock, separate from the board, with decision letters generated for you.
Enforces fairly
Inspections with photos. Notices sent the way the law requires, certified mail included, with hearing rights built in.
Runs the votes
Board motions and community ballots, one vote per lot, sealed until close, with an audit trail.
Answers questions
Board members and homeowners ask the association's own assistant. It cites your documents and the statute every time.
Pay for what your association uses.
After your assistant reads the documents it recommends the features that fit: a pool and clubhouse mean amenity access, an architectural committee means review tooling, a rental cap means lease tracking. A 40 home street pays a small base; a 600 home community pays more for more.
Preview pricing shown in the app. Nothing is charged during the trial.
Your documents, your state's rules, one calm place to run the neighborhood.
Name your assistant, upload the binder, and let the board get back to being neighbors.
Start your association