How it works
From a stack of HOA letters to a response you can send.
Four steps take you from 'something here isn't right' to walking into a hearing prepared, with the ratings, the statute, and a draft in hand. Here's the whole flow.
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Find your association
Search the directory and open your HOA, condo, or co-op page. We build it from public records, not from an industry feed.
Search the directory → - 02
Read and rate
See homeowner ratings and stories, then add your own. Reviews are about the association and its board, and they stay off named people.
Read homeowner stories → - 03
Know your rights
Pull up plain-English, state-by-state guides on fines, foreclosure, records, elections, and selective enforcement.
Know your rights → - 04
Fight back with the tools
Drop in a violation letter or a governing document and get the facts, the red flags, and a draft response to send yourself.
Open the tools →
Anonymous & moderated
How posting stays anonymous and safe
Moderation runs in front of the first user-generated word, not as a later phase. Posting is pseudonymous, the rules are enforced, and reviews stay focused on the entity rather than any individual.
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You post under a pseudonym
No real name required. You share what happened with your association and rate it across the categories that matter.
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AI moderation screens it first
Before anything publishes, AI checks for threats, doxxing, hate, and personal data, then redacts names, addresses, and other PII so the post is about the association, not a person.
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A human queue backs it up
Edge cases escalate to human review. Nothing about a named individual gets through, and you can request takedown of your own post at any time.
Common questions
Is this run by a management company or the HOA industry?
No. It is an independent homeowners' resource. Association facts come from primary public records, and the platform answers to owners rather than boards, managers, or vendors.
Can I post without using my real name?
Yes. Posting is pseudonymous. Rules are still enforced: no threats, doxxing, hate, personal data, or unverifiable claims of crime. AI moderation screens and redacts before anything is published.
Do the AI tools give legal advice?
No. Every tool is informational and draft-only. Outputs help you understand a notice or document and draft a response you review and send yourself. Consult a licensed attorney in your state before acting.
Ready to put your association on the record?
Add a review or share your story. It stays anonymous and stays about the association, not an individual.