Hey Product Hunt 👋 I live in a 9,000-home HOA. Getting a straight answer to "can I build a fence?" meant digging through an 80-page PDF, and figuring out "who fixes the streetlight on my corner — the HOA, the city, or me?" was basically impossible. Our neighborhood "tools" were a Facebook group and a website nobody updated. So I built Porchora — the app I wished my neighborhood had. Four things it does that Nextdoor doesn't: 🗳️ Vote, don't argue. Real polls and official votes on what your block decides — speed bumps, pool hours, the next board vote — with quorum built in. You vote right from the feed. 🤖 Ask the rulebook. Upload your CC&Rs once; then ask "can I park my RV?" in plain English and get the answer with the exact section cited. 🗺️ Who owns what? Tap any road, pond, or streetlight on the map and see who's actually responsible — HOA, city, county, or you. Report a problem straight to them. 👋 Who runs this place? Neighbors crowdsource the board roster (no signup needed for board members to be listed), and you can see upcoming HOA and city votes before they happen. It works for HOAs, condo boards, block clubs — any neighborhood that wants its act together. Free for residents and block clubs, always. I'd love your honest take — especially from anyone who's suffered through their HOA's "software." What would make this a must-have for your street? — Devin

Porchora

The neighborhood app that actually decides things

The neighborhood app that actually decides things