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Announcements, votes, documents, and every home from city records. Residents join free.
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Your profile, your reviews, your work history — in front of every homeowner in Hampton Roads.
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A private portal for your association. Announcements every home sees, votes that count every home, events with real headcounts, and the documents where every neighbor can find them. For HOAs, POAs, condo boards and civic leagues.
If a group of homes decides things together, Manage gives the board one place to run it.
News every home sees, votes that count every home, and the bylaws where people can find them.
Same tools, built for lots and land. Owners who live far away still get every update.
Shared walls mean shared decisions. One place for the meeting, the vote and the minutes.
No manager, no problem. You get the tools a management company would charge for.
Add your manager as an admin. They do the office work. Your neighbors get the community.
Volunteer-run, dues or no dues. Meetings, minutes and votes in one place, and every home on the roster.
Run by volunteers or by a manager. Either way, one place.
A Facebook group half the street muted. A group chat nobody can search. Bylaws in someone's garage. Votes counted by a show of hands at a meeting most homes missed.
Every tool here is built to bring neighbors together — not to send them more paperwork.
A real roster of your homes, with each neighbor choosing what they share. A face and a name, not a house number.
The block party, the cleanup day, the meeting. One calendar, one tap to say you are coming, and a headcount so it actually happens.
One home, one vote, and a result everyone can see. Decisions get made by the whole street, not by whoever showed up.
Post it once and it lands in every neighbor's HRHS inbox with a badge they cannot miss. The forum carries the everyday talk — questions, tips, lost dogs — with announcements pinned above the noise.
Covenants, budgets, meeting minutes, plat maps, pool rules — uploaded once, sorted by type, and seen by your neighbors only. Secure cloud storage with 5 GB on every plan, and nothing ever quietly deleted.
Cleanup day, the annual meeting, the block party. Posted once, RSVP'd in one tap, and whoever is hosting finally knows how much pizza to order. Every event lands on members' community home page — no separate app to remember.
One ballot per home, cast by that household's designated voter, changeable until the poll closes — and turnout counted in homes, not hands raised at a meeting half the street missed. The result is a record the whole neighborhood can stand behind.
Every home in the community, who lives there, and how to reach them — with each neighbor deciding exactly what they share. And because it's built on HRHS, the pros your neighbors already trust are one tap away: recommendations in the forum link straight to reviewed local businesses.
When your community starts, we draw it from your city's public records — every home, already on the map. The boundary, the streets, the lots. No typing addresses into a spreadsheet, and no missing houses.
Most neighborhoods are already in our records, pulled from your city's public address data — no owner names, just the homes.
Search our catalog — if your community is on file, every home arrives ready to claim, and you'll see the exact plan your size needs before paying anything.
Name it, confirm it, done. You are the owner and first admin. Add a board, a manager or a neighbor as admin any time. Nothing is public and nobody is contacted until you say so.
Each invitation claims a specific address. Residents join free, forever — the community pays one price however many people live in it.
When we load your neighborhood from city data, we read past everything below — it never reaches your roster. A roster pre-filled with owner names would mean your neighbors are in a system they never joined. An address is a fact about a place; a name is a fact about a person, and residents give us theirs when they claim their home.
Addresses stay inside the community, too — a pro only ever sees a resident's address when that resident awards them a job.
The questions neighbors ask before they start. Short answers, no fine print.
The board of an association: HOAs, POAs, condo and townhome boards, and civic leagues. Your residents never see the word Manage. To them, the portal is your association by name, like Fennimore Landing HOA.
If you run your community yourselves, this is your toolkit. If you have a management company, add them as an admin and use it together.
Anyone who lives there. We do not check who is on your board; your neighbors decide by joining. A neighborhood can have more than one portal, so each one shows who runs it and how many homes have joined. The name, and what it says about who runs it, has to be true.
Most HOA software is built for the office. It tracks dues, violations and work orders, and it talks to the board. Your neighbors never log in.
Manage is built for the people who live there. It is about news every home sees, events people show up to, votes that count every home, and neighbors who know each other. And the local pros your neighbors already trust are built right in.
Because half the street muted the group. Posts get buried under ads. Anyone nearby can join. There is no way to vote, no place for the bylaws, and no way to know which homes are actually in.
Your portal is private to your homes. Every home gets one vote. Every file is in one place. Every event has a real headcount. And nobody is selling ads to your neighbors.
Nothing. Residents join free, always. The association pays one price by size, and the first 2 weeks are free with no card.
No, and it does not have to. Add your manager as an admin. They keep doing the office work. Your neighbors get the community. Both live in one place.
We load your homes from public city records, and we leave the owner names behind. Nobody is in your roster until they claim their own home. Each neighbor chooses what they share, name-only to start. Nothing is public and nobody is contacted until you say so.
Yes. Tour the live demo first. Then start your free 2 weeks, see your own addresses in it, and decide. Cancel in the trial and pay nothing.
Still not sure? Tour the live demo. It is free and takes five minutes.
The community pays monthly or yearly, by size. Every resident joins free, and every plan includes everything you just read about, plus 5 GB of storage.
1 month free — save 8% when you pay for the year. That's as little as $3.25 per home for a whole year. Need more storage later? +5 GB $49/yr · +10 GB $89/yr · +20 GB $129/yr, added any time.
Find your neighborhood, see it with your own addresses in it, and decide inside the free 2 weeks. Cancel in the trial and pay nothing.
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