For condominium associations
The approved record your association keeps — and the memory behind every assessment and reserve decision.
MinuteSmith turns each board meeting into approved minutes, then keeps every reserve study, special assessment, capital project, and rule change in a searchable, cited archive — so the board, the property manager, and unit owners can all see what was decided and why.
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Built for the people who run the building
- Self-managed condominium associations
- Professionally managed condo boards
- High-rise and mixed-use building associations
- Townhome and conversion condo associations
- Master associations overseeing multiple condo buildings
What MinuteSmith keeps for your association
- Approved board minutes. Each board meeting becomes clean, approved minutes — attendance, quorum, motions, and votes — so the association has an official record unit owners can rely on instead of a manager's rough notes.
- Reserve study & funding decisions. Every reserve study, funding-level decision, and contribution change is recorded with the meeting that approved it, so the board can see how the reserve plan evolved over the years.
- Special assessments. When the board levies, amends, or reverses a special assessment, the amount, purpose, and vote are captured as a dated record — not buried in a PDF from three years ago.
- Capital projects & building maintenance. Roof, elevator, garage, façade, and major maintenance decisions — including bids approved and vendors selected — stay linked to the meeting where the board chose them.
- Rules, bylaws & enforcement. Rule amendments, bylaw changes, and enforcement decisions are logged so the board applies them consistently and can show unit owners exactly when and why a rule changed.
- Owner records requests, answered. When a unit owner requests records, export the relevant approved minutes and decisions over any date range as a clean packet — instead of forwarding a year of scattered emails.
Ask your archive
Try these in the live demo — every answer is cited to the meeting it came from:
- “When did the board reverse or reduce the special assessment, and what was the stated reason?”
- “Which roofing or elevator vendor did we replace, and when did the board approve the change?”
- “What has the board decided about reserve funding levels over the last five years?”
- “Which past decisions did the board later regret or vote to undo?”
Why not just use ChatGPT?
A general chatbot can summarize a document you paste in, but it has no memory of your building — it can't tell you when the board last funded the reserve or why the 2022 special assessment was reversed. MinuteSmith answers from the association's own approved minutes and cites the exact meeting, so owners and the board get a consistent, defensible answer instead of a confident guess.
Security & data handling
Your association's records live in a per-organization isolated database, encrypted in transit and at rest, and we never train AI on your data — board minutes and owner information stay yours. See the Trust Center and Security page; for a procurement or security review, contact our security team.
Frequently asked questions
How is this different from a generic HOA tool?
Condo boards live and die by reserve studies, special assessments, and shared-building capital projects, and MinuteSmith is built to keep that decision history searchable — not just to post a calendar or collect dues. It's the governed record and memory of what the board decided, for buildings where those decisions carry real money.
Can our property manager and board both use it?
Yes. The property manager can prepare and record minutes while the board reviews and approves them, and everyone works from the same official record — so there's no gap between the manager's notes and what the association formally adopted.
Can we import years of past condo board minutes?
Yes — you can bring in prior minutes, reserve decisions, and assessment history so the full record of the building is searchable and citable, instead of restarting your institutional memory each time the board turns over.
Does this help with unit-owner records requests?
Yes. Because every approved decision is dated and searchable, you can pull the relevant minutes and resolutions over any period into a single packet, which makes responding to an owner's records request fast and consistent.
Give your organization a memory that outlasts its members.
Plans start at $149/mo ($1,500/yr), with a 14-day trial — credit card required, cancel anytime. Members you invite are always free.
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