Overview
Collected this period, what is still outstanding, the operating balance, and a map of every lot coloured by payment status.
The shell is live. Nothing is stored yet.
There is no database behind these screens and nobody can sign in — that is Phase 1. What exists today is the frame everything else gets built into.
The design
Colours, fonts, buttons, tables and status pills, exactly as approved in the prototype.
Light and dark
Follows your phone or computer setting, or you can pick one in the top bar.
Every screen's address
All the menu items lead somewhere real. Each one says which phase fills it in.
Automatic updates
Merging a pull request on GitHub publishes the new version to this address by itself.
Arrives in phase 2: Billing and manual payments
Monthly charges, leases and per-unit rent, prorated part-months, balances, recording payments that arrive by cheque or transfer, late fees set per property, and statement emails.
The plan
- DoneFoundation and first deploy — The design, the navigation and the live web address. No data yet.
- Phase 1Properties, people, permissions — The database, invitation-only logins, buildings and units (including ranges like 101–150), and who is allowed to see what. Adding a property becomes something you do on screen.
- Phase 2Billing and manual payments — Monthly charges, leases and per-unit rent, prorated part-months, balances, recording payments that arrive by cheque or transfer, late fees set per property, and statement emails.
- Phase 3Online payments — Paying dues or rent by bank transfer or card through Stripe, and autopay. Each property banks separately.
- Phase 4Community — Announcements, calendar, chat, maintenance requests, documents and the directory.
- Phase 5Voting, budget and QuickBooks — Votes and polls, the budget and expenses, and the QuickBooks Desktop export.
- Phase 6Launch the apartment properties — Put the two apartment properties in for real — units, leases imported, Stripe connected, tenants invited — and prove it all at 100 units.
- Phase 7Go-live hardening — Security review, accessibility, backups, per-property web addresses, and the switch to taking real money.