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The documents survive the board that uploaded them.

Every HOA has the same failure mode: the covenants live on a past president's hard drive, the minutes live in email, and the budget lives in a spreadsheet named final-FINAL-v3. Give them a home that outlasts every board transition.

A tidy nest of important papers, guarded by a chickadee

One library, sensible permissions

Upload the covenants, bylaws, meeting minutes, budgets, newsletters, and anything else worth keeping. Each document is either resident-visible (members sign in to view) or public (anyone with the link, useful for covenants that buyers and closing attorneys constantly request). The board decides per document; nothing is public by accident.

Where institutional memory goes to live

Repair histories by address. The roof summary the board built over three years. The one-page explainer about the retention pond. When board members rotate out, the knowledge stays, organized and searchable, instead of leaving in a banker's box.

Boring, reliable storage

PDFs, Word and Excel files, and images up to 15 MB each, stored on enterprise infrastructure with every download access-checked against your community. No sync clients, no shared-drive permission archaeology, no wondering which version is current.

Questions boards ask about documents

Can we make the covenants public for buyers and agents?

Yes. Mark any document public and share the link. Everything else stays behind resident sign-in.

Is there a size limit?

15 MB per file, which comfortably fits a scanned covenant set. If you have something bigger, email us and we will help.

Who can upload and delete?

Admins only. Residents can view what you publish to them; they cannot change the library.

See it with your community's name on it

60 days free, no credit card, and we do the setup with you.

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