I design and build digital portals for residential associations and small organisations — dues & payments, records, and the community tools people actually use, hosted end-to-end so you don't have to think about it.
Maintenance dues, expenses, and records were tracked manually. Residents had no visibility into where money went, no way to see their own payment history, and no shared place for documents, notices, or community info.
A full resident portal: dues & payment tracking, digitally signed and verifiable receipts, a public income & expenditure statement, document storage, a society layout map, and a resident-to-resident marketplace.
The committee runs finances from one place instead of spreadsheets and paper files. Every resident can see their own dues, the full society accounts, and reach the committee directly — all under their own login.
I'm Shyam Srinivasan — I build and personally run the software behind Shalom Springdale's own resident portal, from the code to the server it lives on. I sit on the committee myself, so this isn't theoretical: every feature exists because a real community needed it solved, not because it looked good on a features list.
Dues tracking, payments, receipts, notices, documents — a private, branded portal for your own community.
Move off spreadsheets — structured income/expenditure records residents and committees can both trust.
Real domain, TLS, automated backups, and updates handled for you — you don't manage a server.
Not a community? The same approach works for any small organisation that's still running on spreadsheets and WhatsApp.
Tell me what you're currently doing by hand — there's a good chance it doesn't need to be.
#51 Shalom Springdale Layout, Kyalasanahalli, Kothnur Post,
Bengaluru, Karnataka, 560077, India