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HOA software and condo homeowners association management software with real accounting built in. Voting, violations, work orders, letters, and free statute tools in one portal.

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| Company | — | Startup from the United States · 10 - 19 employees · 2026 |
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SoShiny is cloud-based community association management software for self-managed boards. It combines the association's full double-entry books, a general ledger with bills, bank reconciliation, budgets, reserves and 1099s, with everything else a board runs: dues collection, online voting,...
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SoShiny's answer:
SoShiny keeps a real set of double-entry books for the association, not a payment log. Most software in this category records who paid and tells the board to keep QuickBooks alongside it. SoShiny has a chart of accounts, a general ledger where every transaction posts a balanced journal entry, operating and reserve funds tracked separately on every line, bank reconciliation that only closes at a zero difference, and a guided import that brings a year of history over from QuickBooks. The other thing that is unusual: there are no tiers. All 55 apps are included on every plan, so a board never discovers that voting or accounting costs extra.
SoShiny's answer:
Price and completeness. Most platforms in this space either charge per door, which punishes you for having a larger community, or split features across tiers so the things a board actually needs sit in the expensive one. SoShiny is $25 a month plus 33 cents per unit, everything included, no contract. A 100-unit association pays about $58 a month. Beyond price, the accounting is genuinely built in rather than delegated to a second system, which for a self-managed board removes an entire piece of software and the reconciliation work between the two.
SoShiny's answer:
Volunteer boards of self-managed community associations in the United States: homeowners associations, condominium associations, housing cooperatives, marinas, mobile home parks and resident-owned communities, and 55+ communities. Typically 30 to 500 units, with no management company, where a treasurer and a president are doing this in evenings around their real jobs. Many are older residents, so readability and a low learning curve matter as much as features.
SoShiny's answer:
Kevin Leigh bought a condo in Daytona Beach, Florida, joined the board, and found the association running on a binder, a spreadsheet somebody had built in the 1990s, and long email chains. The dues tracking was manual, repair requests went missing, and nobody could find the documents. He wrote a business plan, hired developers, and handed the board a rough first version. He is still the treasurer of that 128-unit building, and it still runs on this software, which means every feature has to survive contact with an actual board meeting before it ships.
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I am a resident of the Bel Air condominium, and we use so shiny. While it has 1000 features that I could use, the one thing I like the most is the announcement TVs in the lobbies. It's been such a hassle to get...