A public face for your community—plus a resident login
Every HOA gets a customizable landing page: name, hero copy, tagline, and address. Residents use the same product for a focused portal experience.
- Announcements4 new
- Governing documents12 files
- Open ballot — Measure 3Closes Fri
- My requests1 open
Your own subdomain and public page. Nothing for residents to install.
One site for the neighborhood — not three
Most small HOAs end up with a WordPress site nobody updates, a shared-drive folder for documents, and a board email alias residents don’t trust. The board juggles three admin surfaces; the resident juggles three logins. A portal that covers both public presence and resident-only workflows removes the tax.
Capabilities
Customizable pages
Tune headlines and CTAs without writing code.
Subdomain or path URL
Host on your-org.yourdomain.com or /o/your-org on the main site.
Resident sign-in
Residents log in to directory, documents, and polls—without management clutter.
Tied to your brand
Keep messaging consistent from marketing site to logged-in experience.
From zero to running
- 01
Claim your subdomain
Pick a slug during onboarding (e.g. oakwood). Your community page goes live at oakwood.yourdomain.
- 02
Customize the landing page
Edit hero copy, tagline, address, and CTA visibility from Settings. No HTML required.
- 03
Invite residents
Share the resident sign-up link. They create an account tied to your community and see only resident-appropriate views.
- 04
Route residents to what matters
Announcements, directory (if enabled), documents, polls, dues (coming soon) — one portal, role-gated.
What this looks like in a real association
Prospective buyer research
The public page shows the community name, address, and any info you choose to expose — useful for open-house week.
Resident dues payment (coming soon)
Residents log in, see their balance, and pay via Stripe. No separate payment portal login.
Board-only document vault
Meeting minutes drafts, legal correspondence, and vendor contracts live in a board-only tab residents never see.
Questions boards actually ask
- Can we use our own domain instead of a subdomain?
- Yes — with the Custom domain add-on ($9/mo), point your domain’s CNAME to us and we handle the certificate.
- Do residents need to install an app?
- No. The portal is a mobile-responsive PWA — it works in any browser and can be added to the home screen.
- How is the resident view different from the board view?
- Role-based access. Management sees the full admin dashboard; residents see only their portal (directory, docs, polls, announcements).
Put portals & website to work in your association
Sign up free, invite the board, and see how this fits your community in an afternoon.