Every owner, renter, and board member in one searchable place.
Most communities run on three or four dueling spreadsheets that go stale the day after they're sent. SoShiny's directory is the single source of truth — privacy-respecting by default, role-aware, and built to match the statutory records-access obligations every state imposes on the board.
One searchable directory for everyone connected to your community — owners, renters, board members, committee members, employees — with each person controlling what other residents can see about them. The board sees the full picture. Residents see what people want them to see. The roster on your bylaws page actually matches the people answering the phones.
What’s in it
Every record is unit-anchored and role-aware:
Three ways it pays off
Accuracy. The directory is the single source of truth. Every printable roster, every meeting attendance sheet, every emergency-contact export, every architectural-review notification pulls from the same record. There is no second copy to keep in sync.
Privacy without hassle. Boards never have to manage opt-outs by hand. Each member sets their own visibility — phone hidden but email shown, full record private, board-only, or fully public — and the rest of the platform respects it automatically. No spreadsheet of “don’t share this person’s number.”
Compliance. Florida (§718.111(12) and §720.303(5)), Texas (Ch. 209.005), New York (NPC §621), and Arizona (ARS §33-1805) all require associations to maintain accurate member records and make them available to owners on request. SoShiny’s directory + audit log is built for that disclosure obligation out of the box.
How real communities use it
Condos: A high-rise with 40% renters keeps owners and renters visible to each other (within each person’s privacy settings) — eliminating “who lives in 4B?” emergencies and giving the doorman a way to verify an unfamiliar face.
HOAs: A 180-home community maintains accurate emergency contacts and architectural-review committee assignments without a single spreadsheet, and prints a current board roster for every monthly meeting in one click.
Marinas: A 75-slip marina tracks slip owners alongside slip lessees, with optional vessel info — finally able to answer “whose boat is in slip 14?” instantly.
Campgrounds & 55+ communities: A seasonal campground keeps the snowbird-vs-year-round resident view straight, so hurricane-prep notices reach the people actually on site and the “summer in the mountains” events reach the right list.
Pairs well with
Parking & Units · Email Broadcasts · Committees · Employees · Contacts · Who’s Away
What you get
How it works
Your bylaws say the directory has to be current. Make it actually current.