A strata committee working together around the building record

Built inside a real strata building.

UnitBuddy began with one owner who needed committee knowledge to stay with the building—not disappear at the next AGM.

Committee papers and building keys on a meeting table overlooking Sydney

14 years in one building.

The product came from the work.

Builder disputes, special levies and changing committees exposed the same problem again and again: the information existed, but it lived in too many places and too many heads.

UnitBuddy was shaped around those daily problems and is still used in the building that inspired it.

The building had records. It did not have a memory.

Spreadsheet

The treasurer knew where the levy numbers lived.

Inbox

The secretary held the minutes and notices.

Memory

The committee carried years of context in conversation.

Handover

Then people changed—and the building started again.

Always built for the building.

UnitBuddy is not a strata manager replacement. It is the shared layer where committee and owners keep finances, decisions and history understandable through every handover.

The people can change.
The building's record should not.

A building handover record ready for the next committee