Covenward: HOA violations and notices, tracked and dated · Updated September 3, 2026
Photo-backed violation logs, automatic notices, and per-property history for homeowners associations.
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The daily board resets every night at midnight (Paris).Covenward is a web tool for homeowners associations (HOAs) and the property managers who run them. Its pitch is short: "Track violations and notices without the paperwork." You add a community and its rules, log each violation with a photo and the rule it breaks, and the system sends the resident a notice on schedule while it keeps the dated record. The stated goal is consistency, so the same rule is applied the same way to every house.
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How Covenward works
The workflow is three steps. First, you set up your community and enter its rules (the CC&Rs, the parking policy, the trash-day window, whatever your bylaws cover). Second, you log a violation when you see one: attach a photo, note the date, and tag which rule it breaks. Third, Covenward sends the resident a notice automatically on the schedule you set, and files the whole thing as a dated record.
The point of the automation is not speed for its own sake. It is consistency: if every violation is logged and noticed the same way, a board is less exposed to the accusation that it singled out one household. The dated history is the paper trail that backs that up.
The features Covenward lists
Covenward's site names six features. Violation logs are photo-backed and carry the date plus the rule reference. Notices go out on an automated schedule. Every property gets its own history. The enforcement workflow is built to be repeatable from one case to the next. The notices are written to read as professional and resident-friendly rather than combative. And the tool generates board-ready reports for meetings.
Taken together, that is the full loop an HOA board tends to care about: spot it, record it, notify the resident, and be able to show the record later. None of it is exotic, which is arguably the point for a volunteer board that would rather not build a spreadsheet.
Covenward pricing
Covenward publishes three monthly tiers. Small is $18 a month and covers up to 50 homes. Community is $36 a month for up to 300 homes. Portfolio is $72 a month and is aimed at managers running multiple communities at once.
Every plan includes email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee, and the site says no credit card is required to start the trial. The tiers scale on the number of homes rather than on features, so a small association is not paying for portfolio-sized tooling.
Who Covenward is for
Two groups: HOA boards that enforce their own rules, and property management companies that do it on behalf of several communities. The Small and Community tiers fit a single association, while the Portfolio tier is the one built for a manager juggling more than one.
If your community has no written rules, or does not enforce the ones it has, Covenward has little to log. It is a record-keeping and notification tool, not a substitute for the bylaws themselves. It assumes you already have rules and simply want them applied evenly and documented.
Frequently asked questions
What is Covenward's rank today?
As of September 3, 2026, Covenward sits at #25 (17 of 39 in SaaS) on premierdelaclasse.lol, with $1 pledged. The rank is live and moves with every payment.
How much to overtake FlipTidy today?
As of September 3, 2026, about $1 on top of Covenward's current total takes it past FlipTidy and up to #24. The board updates live with every payment.
What does Covenward do?
It is software for homeowners associations to log rule violations with photos, send residents scheduled notices automatically, and keep a dated per-property history. Its tagline is "Track violations and notices without the paperwork."
How much does Covenward cost?
Three monthly plans: Small at $18 (up to 50 homes), Community at $36 (up to 300 homes), and Portfolio at $72 (multiple communities). All include email support and a 14-day money-back guarantee, with no credit card needed to try it.
Who should use Covenward?
HOA boards enforcing their own rules, and property managers handling several communities. The per-home tiers mean a single association and a multi-community portfolio can each pick a plan sized to them.
Why does Covenward appear on this leaderboard?
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