The portal isn’t the problem. It was built to run the association, and nobody lives in an association. They live in a house. Canopy is the part built for them.
Foundation for Community Association Research, February 2026 survey of 587 board and association leaders across 39 states.
No sound. Cypress Grove is an example community, not a Canopy customer. Some features shown are still in development.
A permanent home record, trusted vendors, and an AI assistant that knows their specific home.
The pros your neighbors actually use, saved to their home record and one tap away.
Well-maintained homes, residents who know what is going on, and a board that is not the help desk.
The moment a resident signs up, Canopy pulls their home's public record, assessed value, square footage, flood zone, year built, before they've uploaded a single document. From there it becomes the most complete picture of their home they've ever had.
Insurance, warranties, service records, permits, all in one place. Residents stop losing the documents that matter most.
Reads a resident's actual documents and answers questions about their specific home, real answers from their real policy and warranty, not generic advice.
Residents save the pros they use and see who Canopy recommends nearby. One tap to call, and every visit goes on the home’s record.
Canopy serves individual homeowners, but the benefits don't stop at the property line. When neighbors use the same platform, the effects ripple outward.
A permanent record, expiration alerts, and an AI that reads their warranty mean small problems get caught before they get expensive.
No starting from scratch on Google, they open Canopy and see the pro they used last time, one tap away. Reliable vendors get repeat business.
Organized owners and on-time maintenance add up to a neighborhood where homes are cared for. This is one of the things a pilot measures.
Announcements land in the app residents already open for their own home, instead of an inbox they skim past.
Property values are influenced by dozens of factors. What we can say is that the conditions Canopy creates are exactly the ones real estate professionals point to when explaining why a neighborhood holds its value.
Organized homeowners catch problems earlier. Consistently maintained homes show better and appraise higher.
A home record with years of service history, permits, and warranties is a real differentiator at market. Buyers pay for certainty.
Managing a board means managing a surprising volume of documents and institutional memory, usually scattered across email threads and personal drives. Canopy puts the rules where residents actually ask, and keeps meetings on one shared calendar.
Send us your governing documents. We load them, and when a resident asks Myles whether they can build a shed, the answer quotes the section.
Meetings on one community calendar, with the agenda and minutes attached, so nobody has to ask where they are.
Canopy also has a community communication layer your property management company can deploy, structured two-way tickets, board announcements, and your community documents in one place.
Requests and concerns submitted through Canopy, categorized, tracked, and visible to the resident in real time.
Announcements and notices sent through the app to the whole community, selected homes, or one home.
This feature is delivered through your property management company. If your board sees value in it, we'll walk your PM team through a partnership.
See what property managers get →Nothing to install. All we need is your endorsement and a few simple ways to let homeowners know it exists.
A single email or text from board leadership with a sign-up link, the highest-converting first step. We draft it; you send it.
A short intro in your next community newsletter, what Canopy is and why the board recommends it. We provide the copy.
A printed card or sign at the clubhouse, mailroom, or pool with a QR code that opens Canopy. Passive, always-on.
Include a Canopy one-pager in move-in materials, so new neighbors are connected from day one.
Nothing spreads faster than "I use this and it's actually useful." We'll walk any board member through it personally.
Two minutes on the agenda, what Canopy is, that the board endorses it, and where to sign up. We can present in person.
Shown in Highland Park, Canopy’s demo community. No invented numbers.
A resident asks Myles whether they can put up a shed. The answer quotes the section of the governing documents it came from.
A request arrives categorized, with a ticket number and a response clock, and the resident sees its status change without calling anyone.
The board or manager sends a notice to the whole community, a few selected homes, or one home.
Questions the community has already answered are surfaced from its FAQ before they become a ticket.
We'll send a ready-to-share resident announcement, a newsletter blurb, and a QR code, and set up a short board walkthrough whenever it's convenient.