Community Viewer
A board-ready aerial of your whole community that any director can open in a browser. Walk the property from your desk, pull dated views of common areas, and keep a shared record without another drive-around.
KEY FEATURES
What Community Viewer gives you
Board and manager access
Give directors and your management company one link. No app to install and nothing to learn, just the community from above.
Common-area records
Amenities, roads, retention ponds, and rooflines captured on one dated map you can reference at every meeting.
Before and after storm documentation
Keep a clean baseline so you can show exactly what changed after a storm, both for the board and for the insurance file.
Board-ready reports
Pull a dated findings report with annotated aerial images and GPS coordinates, branded for the community, ready for the board packet or the insurance file.
Common-area compliance record
Overgrown common areas and new structures visible from common areas, the dated aerial record captures what boards ask about, located on the same map, without another drive-around.
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HOW IT WORKS
One flight, then a living record
We fly the community
A pilot captures the full property, amenities and common areas included, on a repeatable path.
We publish the map
The aerial lands in the Community Viewer, dated, so every flight can be compared to the last. Processing takes 2-4 days from flight to delivery.
The board reviews
Directors and your manager open one link to check conditions and settle questions without a special meeting.
Community Viewer keeps the record in one place a rotating board can trust. When directors change every year, the aerial history stays put and new members can see how the property got to where it is.
The problem
HOA boards change. Every year, new directors join, management companies rotate, and the institutional memory of “what the property looked like last March” walks out the door with the person who took the phone photo. The Community Viewer replaces that fragile memory with a dated aerial record any director can open in a browser.
What the Viewer does
- Compliance made simple: overgrown common areas and new structures visible from common areas captured on one dated map
- Common area analysis: amenities, roads, retention ponds, rooflines documented at every meeting
- Before and after storm documentation: keep a clean baseline for the board and the insurance file
- Board-ready reports: annotated aerial images and GPS coordinates, branded for the community
Why it matters
Community management using drones means the record stays put even when the people change. The aerial map delivers up to 10x the resolution of popular mapping apps like Google Maps, and an entire 100-acre community can be analyzed and annotated in less than two hours.
Directors and the management company open one link, check conditions, and settle questions without a special meeting. The aerial history is the property’s memory, it stays with the property when the board changes.