5 sections
From the Board, Announcements, Events, Maintenance, Reminders
Tag each item once and CommunityPost puts it in the right place, in the right order — the structure residents learn to scan and trust.
Add the month's items as you go — a board decision here, an event there. CommunityPost formats them into a newsletter residents will actually read, in about five minutes.
Works with print or email · no design skills required
Everyone agrees the community should hear from the board more often. Then the month ends, and nobody wrote it.
Formatting a newsletter from nothing is why it slips every month.
Board decisions in minutes, events on a calendar, reminders in someone's head.
When the board doesn't communicate, the neighborhood group chat does it instead.
A wall of unformatted text doesn't get read, which makes the effort feel wasted.
Sections order themselves, dates format themselves, and the intro writes itself from what you added.
Tag each item once and CommunityPost puts it in the right place, in the right order — the structure residents learn to scan and trust.
A warm opening drafted from the month's items.
Clean output for both — some communities still mail.
If the writing assist is unavailable, you still get the newsletter.
Log a board decision the night of the meeting while it's fresh, instead of reconstructing it three weeks later.
Neighborly, not corporate. It reads like the board wrote it, because the board did — CommunityPost just formatted it.
Board vote, event date, a reminder — tag the section.
Sections order themselves; the intro drafts itself.
Edit anything that doesn't sound like your community.
Email it, post it, or mail it. Then forget it until next month.
And considerably cheaper than the goodwill lost when the board goes quiet for a quarter.
Publish one issue.
Every issue, every community.
It formats what you give it and drafts the intro. The substance — what the board decided, when the event is — comes from you. It won't invent community news.
The paid tier supports custom sections and branding. The free tier uses a clean default that already looks better than a text email.
Output is print-clean as well as email-ready. Plenty of communities still mail, and that's supported.
Not yet — it produces the newsletter, you send it through whatever you already use. Direct sending is on the roadmap.
Early-access communities lock $19/mo for life.
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