Simple board management.
Made for small boards.
Your HOA board shouldn’t run on emailed PDFs and a binder nobody can search. CivicCA gives you a live agenda, one-tap voting, AI minutes, and a searchable owner portal — run from a laptop, set up in a day, at a fraction of enterprise systems. No PDFs to format, no consultants.
Stop emailing static PDFs.
Run the board from one place.
Most HOA and nonprofit boards still format agendas in Word, export a PDF, and email it around — then retype the minutes a week later. Here’s what changes.
PDFs, email, and a binder
One live system
Everything a small board needs.
Nothing it doesn’t.
The features that matter for HOAs, nonprofits, and small civic boards — without the enterprise complexity.
Build the agenda
Drag-drop agenda builder with prefilled HOA / nonprofit templates — consent calendar, treasurer’s report, member comments, action items.
Run the meeting
Track motions, vote roll-call, capture attendance, and run discussion. Works on a tablet or laptop — no extra hardware.
Publish the record
AI-drafted minutes from the meeting. Send to members, archive in your member portal. Done by the next morning.
Pro tools, right-sized for small boards.
All AI features included. Public portal included. eComment included. Compliance checks included. No enterprise setup.
Agenda Builder
Drag-drop, sections, attachments, AI summaries. Templates for HOAs, condo boards, neighborhood councils.
IncludedMember Voting
Roll-call voting, motion tracking, member attendance, exportable voting record for member transparency.
IncludedAI Minutes
Drafted from your meeting transcript. Member reviews, publishes to portal. Saves hours every meeting.
All plansMember Portal
Branded member-facing portal. Searchable archive. eComment intake. Per-member email notifications.
IncludedTreasurer’s Tools
Warrant lists, financial reports, budget hearings, dues notifications — templates ready to go.
TemplatesCompliance Engine
Robert’s Rules, bylaw enforcement, conflict-of-interest tracking, member quorum checking.
Robert’s Rules