Real-time finances
Balance derived from the ledger, income, expenses, and reserve funds against their goal.

The financial transparency system for homeowner associations and condominiums. Every dollar accounted for, and your official records online. Built for the Florida Ch. 720 and Ch. 718 website and official-records requirements.
Florida HOAs with 100+ parcels must post their official records online (s. 720.303(4)(b), since Jan 1, 2025).
The board forwards it by email. No typing.
Vendor, amount, category and date, with the PDF archived.
One click from the phone. The AI never approves money.
Balance, charts and documents update on their own.
Balance derived from the ledger, income, expenses, and reserve funds against their goal.
Forward an invoice and it lands in the approval queue, already read and categorized.
Budget, minutes, contracts and awarded bids open to owners without logging in, with versions.
Documents are checked for personal data before publishing, and any override is logged.
Late-dues tracking, payment plans, reminders and letters, with the fee cap built in.
Email consent, a one-time code per vote, and paper or proxy ballots counted together.
Spending charts, documents, architectural requests and the community directory in one place.
Residents book the pool, clubhouse and other shared spaces without calling the board.
Local city contacts and service links so neighbors find the right office.
Required-document checklist with expiry, annual report deadline and 7-year retention lock.
Every money decision and document download is recorded and can't be edited or deleted.
Your community name, logo, colors and photo, with the whole app in English and Spanish.
Florida condo associations with 25 or more units must post their official records online (s. 718.111(12)(g)). That covers budgets, minutes, inspection reports and the structural integrity reserve study (SIRS), in an owners-only area.
We build the system; your attorney or CAM interprets the law for your community.
Yes, for associations with 100 or more parcels, since January 1, 2025 (s. 720.303(4)(b), F.S.). The records must be posted on a website or a downloadable app.
Yes, for condo associations that manage 25 or more units, excluding timeshare units (s. 718.111(12)(g), F.S.). Ask your attorney or CAM how it applies to your community.
It publishes and organizes your records and tracks the required documents. It does not give legal advice: your attorney or CAM interprets the law for your community.
Pricing depends on the number of units and the modules you use, so we quote it in a 15-minute demo.
Yes. Budget, minutes, contracts and awarded bids sit in the public document vault, so owners can open them without logging in.