A body corporate runs on two bodies of writing: the law where it sits, and its own operational rules. Almost nobody has read either. Quarter has read both, and shows you where each answer came from.
Documents are read when they arrive and indexed into passages that can be quoted. Governing documents are indexed clause by clause, because those are the ones an answer has to cite precisely.
The legislation is held as text, per jurisdiction, and searched the same way. Nothing is fetched from a website as you ask, so an answer cannot change because somebody else's page did.
Which law applies comes from the building's address and the vehicle it was set up under, not from which of our two websites you arrived on.
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The trial runs on a demo body corporate with real documents loaded, so the citations are real. Ask it something you would actually ask.
No account, no email address. It's a demo building, so nothing reaches anybody's neighbours.
Worth as much as knowing what it does, and otherwise found out at the worst moment.
One conversation, reachable three ways.
Your manager needs no login for Quarter to work.
The people who actually fix things, and a way to find one.
Everything that arrives gets an owner and a date.
An idea in a message, worked up into something you can vote on.
Agenda, notice, quorum, minutes and the actions after.
What the building costs, what each home pays, what is put aside.
What the building is covered for, and when it lapses.
What the building will need, and whether the money is there.
The paperwork, read once and answerable from then on.
Set your building up and invite your neighbours in minutes.