CC&Rs · Bylaws · Meeting minutes
Ask a plain question — “Can they fine me for my fence?” “Who pays for tree removal?” — and get the answer with the exact clause cited, page and all. Try it right now on a sample HOA, no account needed.
5 free questions · no card · your documents stay private to your account, and you can delete any of them, file and all, in one click.
Exhibit A — try it yourself
How it works
Drop in your CC&Rs, bylaws, or meeting minutes as PDFs. They're indexed privately to your account in seconds.
Type a question the way you'd ask a neighbor — no keywords, no legal jargon required.
Read the answer alongside the exact governing language it came from, with section and page numbers.
Pricing
Start free. If you’re in the middle of one fight, the Dispute Pass is a one-time charge — not a subscription.
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Frequently asked
Your documents are stored privately and are only ever searched for your own account — never anyone else's, and never the sample HOA's. We don't train models on them, and you can delete any document — file and all — in a single click.
No. Covenant summarizes what your own governing documents say and shows you the exact clause, with page numbers, so you can read the source yourself. For a binding interpretation, talk to a licensed attorney.
Text-based PDFs of your CC&Rs, bylaws, rules and regulations, and meeting minutes. If a document is a scan of paper, its text isn't selectable yet — OCR support is the next thing on the list.
Try the sample HOA above — it's a full set of fictional governing documents you can question without an account. When you're ready, most associations post their CC&Rs on their website or portal, and your closing packet has a copy.
Anytime. Pro is $9/month with no contract. Cancel and you keep access through the end of the billing period, then simply drop back to the free plan. The Dispute Pass and Homebuyer Report are one-time charges — there's nothing to cancel.
The Homebuyer Report is a one-time $29 summary of an association's governing documents — rental caps, assessment risk, the fine schedule, and anything unusual a buyer should know — available once you sign in.