The front door to every building.

One page for your building that residents open from a QR block on the fridge — rent, maintenance, the building guide, and a built-in support layer behind one permanent link. It's a layer on top of the software you already run, not a replacement for it.

No. One scan opens the page. No account, no download, no password. It works on any phone, and the same link works forever — on the magnet, the welcome kit, and the lobby sign.

Not at all. Tap your rent system — AppFolio, Buildium, Yardi or RentCafe, Zego, your own site, or checks — and the link wires itself. Residents keep paying exactly where they pay now.

The Starter block is free for Tulsa buildings during the launch — $0 a month per unit for your named building page and printable QR code, rent and maintenance pointed at your systems, share buttons, the Neighborhood Passport and Community Guide, and a listing on the map. Building your own block is $3 a month per unit — the personalized building guidebook, your vibe, colors and QR look, a featured listing on the map page, and a physical fridge magnet, shipped. Pay for the year and save 20%. No sign-up fee, month to month, cancel anytime.

Deco is the question on every building page that leads to real local help — a resident says what's going on and gets their own page of Tulsa resources to keep, email, or text to themselves. Pulse is the live, anonymous heartbeat of those requests, counted city by city on our public Pulse page. Both come with every building, and nobody ever sees who asked — not even us by name.

Under fifteen minutes for most buildings. Name the building, pick a template, tap your systems, and approve the pre-written guide answers. Tap, don't type — you edit a draft, never a blank page.

We draft it, you approve it. Trash day, parking, packages, pets, guest policy, reaching the office — the starter set answers what new residents ask first. The personalized guidebook is part of the $3 plan, along with the magnet.

Fewer, in practice. The questions your office answers over and over are the ones the guide answers first, and maintenance requests route to whatever inbox or system you already check.

Residents don't create accounts, so there's nothing to breach on their side. Deco requests are counted anonymously on Pulse — you see totals, never names or what anyone asked. We never sell or share resident data, and you stay the system of record for leases and payments.

Yes. Each building gets its own link, template, and guide, so residents never see another property. Billing rolls up across the portfolio — start with one building and add the rest whenever.

That's the point. Garden Courtyard, Route 66 Neon, Downtown Loft, Midtown Sunset, Brick & Ivy, Block Party — then your name, colors, and story. A page that looks like a form letter gets scanned once and forgotten.

Any month, with no exit fee and no contract.