One board for your building — and you know who's seen each notice

“I never saw that notice”

The AGM papers, the water shut-off, the quarterly fees, the bin-day change — they scroll past in a 200-message resident chat and half the block misses them. Then quorum's short, or a car's blocked in. A building needs a board where the must-reads stay put and you can see who still hasn't read them.

Here's what your board looks like

How it works

1. 1
   Post the notice once

   The AGM, the maintenance window, the fee reminder — pinned where every unit can find it, not buried in chat.
2. 2
   See who's still to read it

   Add your unit list and a must-read shows “24 of 30 seen” — and exactly which six haven't, so you can knock on the right doors before the AGM.
3. 3
   House rules and forms on the shelf

   House rules, the AGM minutes, the managing agent's contact — pinned at the top, always there.

Questions

Can residents see each other's details?

No. Residents sign in with just a name — no phone numbers, no unit list, nothing shared between neighbours.

How do I know who hasn't read the AGM notice?

Add your resident roster and each must-read shows who's seen it by name, so you follow up only with the units outstanding — handy when quorum's on the line.

Does a resident need to install anything?

No — one link and a 6-digit code, and they're in. Works for every resident, whatever phone they have.