Propose. Discuss. Budget. Deliver.

One system for running a building, reachable from wherever the people in it already are. Here is what each part does, how it works, and what it deliberately doesn't.

Find your home, free to start Try the manager

Ask Quarter

An answer about your own building, with the clause it came from.

Working with your manager

Your manager needs no login for Quarter to work.

Preferred suppliers

The people who actually fix things, and a way to find one.

Action items

Everything that arrives gets an owner and a date.

Proposals and decisions

An idea in a message, worked up into something you can vote on.

Meetings

Agenda, notice, quorum, minutes and the actions after.

Budgets, levies and the fund

What the building costs, what each home pays, what is put aside.

Insurance and renewals

What the building is covered for, and when it lapses.

Long-term maintenance and the capital works fund

What the building will need, and whether the money is there.

Documents and compliance

The paperwork, read once and answerable from then on.

Nobody has to learn a new app.

Every owner can have Quarter, and plenty want it. But wanting it should not be the price of being included. Quarter comes to the apps people already have open, so somebody who would rather never see another login is in the same conversation as somebody who lives in the dashboard.

The same goes for the people who do the work. None of them need an account for Quarter to reach them, and their replies land on the job rather than in somebody's inbox.

How that works

Messaging: A message to the building's number. The QR code on a posted letter opens the same thread.
Email: Every building has its own addresses, and any mail client will do. Write in, reply, or forward a bill.
The web: For anybody who wants it, and committees usually do. Same conversation as the other two.