For self-managed boards

Run your own HOA. With almost none of the work.

SMPLR gives a volunteer board every tool a management company has — accounting, dues, requests, communication, a website, and meetings — in one app you control. And it's the only one where the AI doesn't just organize the work. It does it.

No management company needed Set up in an afternoon One flat price, every feature
MiloWorking in the background · Oak Ridge HOA
On
Sent April dues invoices
320 homes · 4 autopay corrections · 12 friendly reminders queued
Done for you
7:02 AM
Replied to 4 resident emails
Trash schedule · 2× pool fob · refund question — 1 escalated to you
Done for you
7:48 AM
Drafted the weekly broadcast
Pool opens Saturday · BBQ RSVP at 78 · ARC deadline reminder
Awaiting your OK
8:10 AM
3 hours of board work handled before your first coffee.
Everything, in one app

The whole management company, minus the management company.

Boards usually stitch together QuickBooks, an e-blast tool, a spreadsheet of violations, and a Gmail account. SMPLR replaces all of it — and the bill that comes with hiring someone to run it.

Accounting & dues

Get paid on time without ever sending an awkward email.

A full HOA general ledger, reserve tracking, and the reports your auditor expects — with automated invoicing and late-fee logic that matches your CC&Rs. Owners pay in two taps; you reconcile in one click.

  • Automated dues & special-assessment invoicing
  • ACH, card, Apple Pay, or lockbox check — one ledger
  • Reserve fund tracking & auditor-ready reports
  • One-click reconciliation, live collection rate
April collections · 320 homes

You're 94% collected

$117,500 of $124,800
94%
CollectedDueLate
  • Autopay248 homes enrolled
    Hands-off
  • RemindersMilo sent 12 today
    Automated
  • 1220 BirchwoodChen · $310
    42 days
Requests & violations

From "the gate's broken again" to "fixed Thursday at 2."

Homeowners snap a photo and SMPLR opens the ticket, routes it to a vendor, and posts updates back to the thread. Violations and architectural review run the same flow — notice to vote to letter, nothing lost in an inbox.

  • Photo-based requests straight from a resident's phone
  • Auto-routed tickets with status posted back to residents
  • Violation notices & fines that follow your bylaws
  • Architectural review: request to vote to letter, one flow
Open this week

Open requests

Pool deck tile lifting near step
Routed to Aqua-Tek · 2 days open
In progress
ARC — front door repaint (Reyes)
Awaiting board vote · 2 of 5 voted
Awaiting
Violation — trash bins on Maple
Courtesy notice mailed · auto-tracked
Notified
Communication

One inbox for the whole neighborhood.

Text and email together, one thread per home, full history attached. Broadcasts, newsletters, and emergency alerts go out in a couple of taps.

  • SMS + email in one shared inbox
  • Broadcasts, RSVPs & emergency alerts
  • One thread per home, full history
Community website

A neighborhood site that updates itself.

Events, documents, payment links, and announcements stay current automatically — no webmaster, no stale PDF from 2019.

  • Built-in, no hosting to manage
  • Pulls live events & documents from SMPLR
  • Owner login for statements & requests
Meetings & records

Agenda to approved minutes — without taking notes.

Build the agenda, record and transcribe the meeting, and let SMPLR draft the minutes — every motion and vote captured. CC&Rs, contracts, and insurance docs live in one searchable place, so the next board inherits a tidy filing cabinet instead of a shoebox.

  • Drag-and-drop agenda builder with timed talking points
  • Live recording & AI transcription, searchable by speaker
  • AI-drafted minutes, approved and emailed to homeowners
  • Document vault for CC&Rs, contracts & insurance
Board Meeting · April 22
Recording · 00:42:11
Tuesday, 7:00 PM · Clubhouse · 6 attendees
07:12
Approve March minutes
Moved by M. Vance, seconded by D. Patel. Passed 5–0.
Draft saved
14:08
Pool maintenance
Vendor quote received from Aqua-Tek.
Action · Aaron
22:31
Mailbox replacements
Three units flagged on Birchwood Lane.
Action · Lina
The difference

Every other HOA tool hands you a to-do list. Milo does the to-dos.

You stay in charge — you approve, you decide, you keep the keys. Milo just handles the repetitive work that used to eat your weekends, so "being on the board" stops meaning "second unpaid job."

Sends the dues run

Invoices the whole community on schedule, fixes autopay slip-ups, and nudges late payers in a friendly tone you approve once.

You approve · Milo executes

Answers the residents

Replies to routine email and chat — trash days, pool hours, rules questions — and escalates only what actually needs the board.

You approve · Milo executes

Writes what you'd write

Broadcasts, violation letters, meeting minutes, and the monthly newsletter — drafted in your board's voice, ready for one tap to send.

You approve · Milo executes
What boards get back
14 hrs
average board time saved every month once Milo is running the routine work.
$0
management company retainer — the tools they charge for are simply built in.
1
app for dues, requests, messages, meetings, and the website. No more login juggling.
Questions boards ask

The short answers, before the demo.

If you don't see yours, a real human in Oklahoma City is one click away.

Talk to a real human
Do we really not need a management company?

Most self-managed boards on SMPLR run everything themselves — the platform covers accounting, dues, requests, violations, communication, meetings, and the website. If you ever want a pro for a tricky reserve study or legal letter, you can bring one in for just that, instead of a full retainer.

How much does the board actually have to do?

You approve and decide; Milo executes. Dues runs, reminders, routine resident replies, and first drafts of letters and minutes happen automatically. You stay in control — nothing goes out the door without a board OK on the things that matter.

We're not technical. Is it hard to set up?

Most boards are live in an afternoon. You import your homeowner list, connect a bank account, and Milo helps configure dues and reminders. If you're moving off another system, our migration team does the heavy lifting for free.

Can residents still pay by check?

Yes. Owners can pay by ACH, card, Apple Pay, or a paper check to our lockbox — and every payment lands in the same ledger automatically. We never make residents log in just to pay.

What does it cost?

One flat rate per home, per month — every feature included. No setup fees, no migration fees, no per-feature add-ons, no annual contract.

Start with one community. Or all forty.

Free for thirty days. No card required.

For management companies with 500+ doors, ask about Multi-Portfolio onboarding.