HOA & property records · Colorado first
Slant60 is the system of record for community associations — every document, decision, and dollar tied together, with a history that boards, managers, and owners can actually trust.
Governing documents, reserve studies, meeting minutes, work orders, and assessments end up scattered across inboxes and shared drives. Slant60 gives an association a single record that every one of those pieces reads from and writes to.
A work order attaches to the boiler or the roof, not the building as a whole — so condition and reserve schedules reflect the actual asset, not a guess.
A document once recorded never quietly changes. If later evidence contradicts it, the correction is recorded alongside it — the original stays, in full view.
Colorado's notice periods and disclosure rules are built into the record itself, so deadlines and obligations compute from the rule, not from memory.
Slant60 can propose facts pulled from a scanned document, but nothing becomes part of the record until someone with standing accepts it.
A board term that ended stops seeing association records the day it ends. Owners see their own unit; boards and managers see what their role allows.
"No roof records before 2018" is a recorded fact about the record's coverage — not an empty screen that looks like data loss.
From a stack of PDFs to a record a board can stand behind.
Governing documents, reserve studies, invoices, minutes — upload them as they are, in whatever shape they're already in.
Dates, amounts, components, and obligations are extracted and queued for review, each one linked back to the page it came from.
Someone with standing reviews what was found and accepts it into the record — that's the moment it becomes fact, not the moment it was read.
Reserve schedules, obligations, and the timeline all read from what's been accepted — owners, the board, and the management company included.
An HOA's history gets relied on in disputes, sales, and audits years after the fact. Slant60 is built around that, not around a demo.
We're working with a small number of communities and management companies before opening up further. If that's you, we'd like to talk.