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A pulse, not a ballot

Paint color and pool hours, a quick pulse. Not a formal vote.

Quick community polls — anonymous or named, results when you choose.

Surveys are the casual cousin of formal voting: quick single-question polls for the decisions that need a pulse, not a quorum. Paint colors, pool hours, food trucks at the summer social.

How it works

The board writes one question: pick-one, pick-many, or open-ended, with an optional comment box. Per survey you choose anonymous or named responses, whether results show after voting or after close, and the audience: everyone, owners only, or renters included. One response per member, bar-chart results as they land.

How real communities use it

Condo: settled a two-year lobby-furniture argument in four days with a photo poll.

55+ community: picks the monthly activity calendar by ranked interest.

When a decision needs statutory weight, proxies, and an audit trail, graduate it to Voting & Ballots.

What you get

Your opinion counted without attending a meeting
Anonymous option means honest answers
See results the moment you vote, when the board allows it
Comment box for the nuance a checkbox misses
A pulse before you commit budget to anything
Separate from formal voting, so no statutory baggage
Audience control: everyone, owners, or renters too
Results land as a chart, not a pile of reply-all emails

Guides and terms for this feature

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