CondoClock watches every statutory deadline, county rule, and notice chain across every Florida county you manage — source-linked, date-stamped, and board-ready.
The bot stands watch. A human signs.
Not ready for a card? Get early access — no card →Tracking FS 553.899 + FS 718.112 across 5 verified county & city overlays · last verification: 2026-06-12
CAM / CoordinatorDid Collier just change their Phase 2 deadline again?THEY DID — TWICE IN TWO YEARS. ORD. 2023-41 & 2024-48 · VERIFIED 2026-06-12
Who exactly is watching these dates?
My report was fine — their filing was late.
Not features — artifacts you can hand a board. The screens below are illustrative previews of the product now in build for the founding cohort — except the rulebook rows, which are our real verification record.
Every building, every clock, one screen — milestone and SIRS dates ranked by what's due next, with escalating alerts before any window closes.
Your buildings are already loaded — pick, don't type.
Where county rules differ from the state baseline, the difference is on file — source-linked, date-stamped, and re-checked when source pages change.
Honest gaps stay visible until a human verifies them.
A read-only page per building — clocks, documents, next obligations, your firm's name on top. Printable for the board packet; proof of diligence when anyone asks.
Fewer status calls. More renewals.
Every rule we publish carries its source and the date a human verified it — not an automatic city feed, and not a guess. Each one comes straight from the statute, verified by a person and re-checked weekly against the official county source. A sealed rule looks like this:
Why not just have a chatbot build the calendar? Because a general AI hallucinates dates — and in compliance a wrong date is a fine, not a typo. A guess can't be traced to a source; every rule here can.
Every statutory clock in one chart, plus the verified county overlays — each rule source-linked and date-stamped. Print it, pin it, stop guessing.
Download the map FREE · NO EMAIL REQUIREDWhat a slipped milestone date now costs — fines, Fannie Mae listing, fiduciary exposure, and the five questions every board will ask their management firm this year.
Download the memo FREE · NO EMAIL REQUIREDWe watch 21 official sources weekly. When a county amends a milestone deadline, fee, or filing rule — the way Collier did twice in two years — you get the dated, sourced change. Change notices only; no sales sequence.
Founding firms lock this rate for life and steer the roadmap. First cohort is onboarded by hand — limited seats.
Founding cohort, onboarded by hand: your buildings pre-loaded, every clock set, every county rule sourced. If it doesn't save your coordinator a day a week, walk away — the rate lock stays ours to honor, not yours to fight for.
The form below — five fields, no demo gauntlet.
Pre-filled from state registries and county records. You pick, you don't type.
Every deadline dated, sourced, and watched — board-ready from day one.
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