Sllips for HOAs
Visitor parking rules that enforce themselves, and owners who manage their own renters and household. Fair to neighbors, easy on the board.
Built for homeowners, not just apartments
Owners first.
Every home starts with its owner. Owners manage the people who park under their home.
Several streets.
Homes are named by street address. Add a whole block at once, like 1201-1249 odd Maple Dr.
Townhome spaces.
Assign each home its spaces, even two spaces painted with the same number.
Owners, renters and household
Invite a renter.
Owners send their renter a code with the lease dates. The renter's parking ends on the last day.
Household members.
A spouse or roommate gets their own code and their own car on the home.
Rented out.
When an owner rents the home out, the renter parks there and the owner doesn't.
Board approval, if you want it.
Renters can wait for a manager's OK before they park.
Reminders.
Owners and renters get a reminder before a lease ends.
Visitor parking that stays fair
Guest codes.
Residents invite their own guests, and guests book their own pass.
Guest day limits.
Set how many days a guest car can park in any 30 days. It follows the license plate, not the account, so a new account doesn't reset it.
Guests at once.
Limit how many guests each home can have parked at the same time.
Extra cars.
Let homes rent an extra space monthly, without touching anyone's included spot.
Enforcement neighbors can live with
Warn before tow.
Turn on warnings, and a reported car's driver who uses Sllips gets time to move before it goes to enforcement.
Protected cars.
Mark board members', staff and vendors' cars so they aren't reported.
Patrol log and plate checks.
Your security or tow company checks plates in seconds, and every patrol is recorded.
Getting started
- 1
We set up your HOA with you: visitor lots, spaces and your list of homes.
- 2
Each owner gets a code and invites their household or renter.
- 3
Residents and guests book in the app.