Built by board members, for board members.

HOAdesk was founded by a board member who was frustrated with the lack of good tools for small communities. Running a 30-unit HOA shouldn't require the same software as a 500-unit property management company. Yet every option on the market was designed for large portfolios managed by professional firms — not for the volunteers who actually keep small neighborhoods running.

Big platforms like Buildium charge per unit and require months of setup. Small HOAs under 50 units are run entirely by volunteers — people with full-time jobs, families, and zero interest in becoming software administrators. They don't have time to learn complicated enterprise software, sit through onboarding calls, or navigate dashboards built for property managers juggling hundreds of units.

HOAdesk was built from scratch to be simple, affordable, and powered by AI. Instead of wrestling with a generic management tool, board members get a purpose-built platform that handles meeting minutes, compliance, violations, and resident communication — all in one place. No training manuals. No per-unit pricing. Just the tools volunteers actually need, designed to work the way they do.