Step 1 of 5
Polls
The manager posts a proposal with a deadline. Every flat votes from home — no door-knocking, no signatures.
- A deadline from 3 to 30 days
- One vote per account, and it is final
- Percentages the moment you vote
For residents and building managers
A building that reaches decisions without a group chat
Stanar + brings voting on shared decisions, the building's balance, manager announcements and issue reporting into one place — instead of notices taped to the entrance door and decisions buried in 300 messages.
Without the app
How it works today
Paper by the lift
A notice taped up by the lift reaches whoever walks past and remembers. Everyone else finds out once it is over.
A group chat
The decision gets lost between photos, jokes and a two-hour argument. Tomorrow nobody knows what was agreed.
A signature sheet
The manager walks the building in the evening. Half the flats are empty, and the outcome is a sheet of paper in a folder.
- 5modules: polls, balance, bulletin board, reports, outages
- 2platforms: Android and iOS
- 1building code for every resident
- 24 hto handle reported content
What every building constantly needs
Nothing extra — just what residents and the manager already contact each other about every week.
Polls and voting
Decisions are made by voting in the app, with a deadline and a clear result. The manager can open a poll where votes stay anonymous to other residents.
The building's balance
Income and expenses laid out clearly, with a chart and full history. Residents can see where the building's money went at any time.
Bulletin board
Manager announcements and resident posts in one place, with the latest announcement highlighted at the top. Resident posts are approved by the manager before they become visible.
Issue reporting
A blown light, a leak, a stuck lift — reported with a photo and a location inside the building, then tracked until it is resolved.
Power and water outages
The app tracks the power utility's planned outages and the water utility's service notices, and tells you when they affect your building. We connect the feeds for each city — tell us yours.
Through the app, step by step
Step 2 of 5
Balance
Income and expenses with a chart and full history. Residents can see where the building's money went at any time.
- The current balance and this month's change
- Expenses by category, from real entries
- Only the manager writes; everyone sees the same
Step 3 of 5
Bulletin board
An announcement stands in the app in one place for everyone, with the latest highlighted at the top — not a piece of paper that falls off by tomorrow.
- Official notices and resident posts
- Resident posts go for approval
- One resident post per day
Step 4 of 5
Issue reports
A photo, a location inside the building, and a status tracked until it is resolved.
- Power, water, lift, cleaning or other
- Up to three photos and a location
- Status: open, in progress, resolved
Step 5 of 5
Power and water outages
The app follows the electricity and water utilities' own schedules and flags an outage that concerns your address. We connect the feeds city by city — tell us yours.
- Planned outages up to four days ahead
- Recognises your building's street in the list
- View: my building only, or the whole city
Getting started
Three steps, with nothing to install beyond the app itself.
The manager creates the building
They enter a name and address, and the app generates a building code.
Residents join
By entering the code or scanning the QR from the notice in the entrance hall, along with their apartment number.
The building runs
From that point on, voting, announcements, expenses and issue reports all go through the app.
Stanar+ TV
A screen in the entrance hall, not just an app on a phone
A sheet of paper by the lift reaches whoever walks past and remembers, and an app is opened by people who are already interested. A building that takes Stanar+ TV gets a screen in its common area where the manager’s notices and upcoming outages stand on their own — seen by everyone who comes in, phone or no phone.
Notices and outages
Whatever the manager marks for the entrance hall, plus planned power and water outages for your address — the same sources the app uses.
No personal data
The screen shows no names, no apartment numbers and no individual votes, and it has no camera, microphone or sensors. Ads are not targeted.
The device and fitting are on us
We supply the screen, mount it and maintain it. The building provides a spot in the common area and the electricity.
Who it is for
For residents
See what your building is deciding, vote from your phone and report a fault with a photo. All you need is the building code from your manager.
For managers
Decisions on record, announcements that actually arrive, and expenses residents can check for themselves.
For the building association
The building adopts the app by a decision of its assembly and pays for it from its own funds. One vote covers the whole package, and the manager gets the draft decision and the meeting materials from us — no follow-up meetings.
What it looks like in your hand
Frequently asked questions
Do I have to give a phone number?
No. Registration uses an email address and a password. A phone number is optional, and only so the manager can call you about an issue you reported.
Who can see how I voted?
It depends on the poll. The manager can open a poll where votes are anonymous to other residents. Either way, members of other buildings never see your building's data.
What if I change phones?
Your account is tied to your email address, not to a device. Sign in on the new phone and everything is there.
How do I delete my account?
In the app, under Profile → Delete account. The full procedure and what exactly gets deleted is on the Account deletion page.
Does this replace the manager's bookkeeping?
No. The balance view is informational, so residents can follow expenses; official documentation and invoices stay with the manager.
Account request
Open a manager account
Fill in your details and the building. We usually reply within two business days with the details and terms for your building.