Media
Every clip in one place: what your strata manager really costs, how the money stays deterministic code, and how one owner can move a whole building. Watch them, share them, forward them to your committee.
The explainers
Thirty seconds each. The same numbers as the live tools on this site.
The Number
Somewhere in your AGM papers is what your strata manager really costs you. A typical 12-lot building: $8,400 a year, which GoodStrata does for $0.
The money is code
Trust an AI with the building's money? You shouldn't. So we didn't build it that way. Every dollar is deterministic, tested code.
One laptop, one building, one decision
A simulated 12-lot walk-up, a full month of management on one laptop with a local model. 110 audited events. One human decision.
The Schedule B autopsy
The fee that won the tender was never the real fee. Meeting charges, arrears notices, a $945 safety report recycled from 2015.
There was no handbook
Most Victorian buildings are small enough to run themselves. There was never a handbook for it, so we built one that runs itself.
The short cuts
Made for phones: fifteen to twenty seconds, sound on. Share them anywhere an owner might finally look at their strata bill.
Do something about it
The commission
POV: your AGM papers
$8,400 → $0
All clips are yours to share: noticeboards, group chats, committee emails. The numbers in them match the live fee-check tool.