I'm not the first software engineer who wanted to fix HOAs. I'm the first to rebuild the whole experience from the ground up — around intelligent hardware and AI — so the busywork runs itself and your board gets its evenings back.

If you're on a board, you already know the drill:
It doesn't have to be this way. What if the busywork just… handled itself?
Not features bolted onto decades-old software — a ground-up redesign where the tedious parts disappear, and the board is left with clarity and time.
Automated invoicing, reminders, and reconciliation. Assessments come in on time — without a single nagging email from the board.
Query your financials, contracts, and CC&Rs in plain English. “How much is left in reserves?” “Can they park an RV there?” — answered in seconds.
Plan projects, schedule maintenance, and check compliance against an up-to-date 3D model of your neighborhood — captured from the air, privacy-first.
Submissions, routing, board votes, and records flow automatically — no more lost forms or “who has this one?”
AI drafts your meeting minutes and drops them in your inbox for approval seconds after you adjourn.
An AI agent fields common homeowner questions by phone, email, and text — so the board stops repeating itself.
The technology does the busywork. I do the part software can't: knowing your community, owning the outcome, and picking up the phone.
I've served on an HOA board for several years, so I know the work up close — late-night emails, spreadsheets, awkward conversations with neighbors. I didn't want to make that work a little easier. I wanted to rebuild it from the ground up.
My background is in building software for people, not just systems. I hold a Bachelor's in Software Engineering from BYU–Idaho with a minor in Organizational Psychology, and I'm currently earning a Master's in Computer Engineering at Dartmouth. That blend is the point: the technology handles the busywork in the background, without anyone on your board having to learn new software.
Right now I'm taking on just a handful of Prescott-area communities so I can give each one my full attention. If you want to see what this can do for your board, let's talk.
I'm taking on only a handful of Prescott-area communities this round, so each one gets my full attention. Founding members get special pilot pricing in exchange for working closely with me and shaping what gets built next.
Book a 15-minute callSmall-to-mid HOAs in and around Prescott, Arizona. I'm intentionally keeping this first group small so every community gets direct, founder-led attention.
The opposite. The whole point is less work for your board, not a new system to wrestle with. The automation runs quietly in the background; you get plain-English answers, things showing up in your inbox already done, and a real person — me — accountable for all of it.
Yes. Funds stay in your association's own accounts — I manage, I don't hold your money. Data is encrypted, access is controlled, and the board keeps full visibility into every transaction and record.
No. Founding members run month-to-month during the pilot. If it's not working for your board, you can leave, and your data is yours to take with you.
The 3D model is captured by periodic flyovers under FAA Part 107, with automatic face and license-plate blurring. It's optional, and you control how long imagery is retained.
Founding communities get special pilot pricing in exchange for working closely with me and sharing honest feedback. Book a call and we'll land on something that's fair for your community.
Booking a call is the fastest way to get started, but you're welcome to send a note and I'll reach out personally. Prescott-area HOAs only for now.
Fifteen minutes is all it takes to see what this could do for your community.
Book a 15-minute call