Bullet BoardsBullet Boards for residents' associations
Keep every neighbour in the loop
The meeting notice went through some letterboxes and not others, and the latest update is sitting in one committee member's inbox. Put meetings, local news and decisions on one board your neighbours can see — and email them about new notices and events.
What you get
It all goes on the board
Meeting notices that reach people
Post the date, the venue and the agenda once. Pin it so it stays at the top until the meeting has been.
AGMs with a headcount
Add the AGM as an event and members RSVP with a tap, so you have a rough idea of numbers before the night.
Ask the whole street
Run a poll on the litter-pick date or which issue to raise next. Set a deadline so the question doesn't drift.
Local news by email
Roadworks, bin changes, a new meeting date — members get an email when it goes up, even if they never visit the board.
See it working
A live board, not a screenshot
This is a real board — a local barbershop keeps its customers posted here. Yours works the same way. See it full size
How it works
Up and running before the kettle boils
- 1
Create your board
Give it a name and it's ready. One board for your whole group.
- 2
Post notices & events
Share what's happening and what's coming up. Pin the important bits to the top.
- 3
Invite your members
Send one link. Members join with a quick sign-up and see it all in one place.
Questions
The things people ask first
Is it free for residents' associations?
Yes — the free plan covers notices, events with RSVPs, polls, and email updates, with no limit on how many residents join. Pro adds your own colours and a public page for your association.
Do residents need to install an app?
No. Your board is a website — residents join with one link on any phone or computer, and those who prefer email still get every new notice.
Can the committee share the work?
Yes. Make committee members admins and they can post notices, events and polls too, so it doesn't all rest on the secretary.
Can people outside the association see it?
Only if you want. Boards are private to members by default; Pro boards can also publish a public page anyone in the area can visit.
Set up in minutes. No card needed.
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