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One record for everyone in the building

The council runs it, the manager works in it, and owners see their own part of it. Pick your role to see what changes for you.

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Works alongside your property manager. No credit card required.

The Overview screen for Sunrise Court, a 48-lot strata: what needs council, most urgent first — a vendor whose insurance has lapsed, an overdue action item, the AGM notice to send, and the depreciation report coming due.
Sunrise Court, a demo building. The Overview lists what needs council, most urgent first.

Start from your role

  • Strata councils

    Know what's due, run the meeting, keep the books straight, and hand the next council a record that makes sense. With or without a manager.

  • Property managers

    Hold every corporation to its own province's rules, and show any client who decided what, and when.

  • Owners

    See what you owe, report the leak in the parkade, and vote from home. No app to install.

What it does

The whole operating year, for the volunteers who answer for it at the AGM.

  • Never miss a statutory date

    Every deadline for your province on one calendar, red, amber or green, with a reminder before each one.

  • Ask your documents a question

    Ask your bylaws and minutes in plain words. The answer shows the page it came from.

  • Run the meeting, record the decision

    Send the notice, confirm quorum, vote electronically, and get the minutes drafted. A council member approves them.

  • Two funds, one clear set of books

    Operating and contingency reserve kept separate, a running ledger for every lot, and every payment recorded.

  • Busywork drafted for you

    Agents prepare reminders, triage repairs and chase lapsed certificates. Nothing is sent until council adds it.

  • Ready for your province

    British Columbia today, with Alberta and Ontario built in, each held to its own deadlines, thresholds and forms.

Start with the paperwork you already have.

Upload your bylaws, minutes and budgets, and ask them a question. It all stays with the corporation when the manager or the council changes.

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