Society Management App for Andhra Pradesh
For Telugu-speaking committees, residents and guards across Andhra Pradesh — one app they can each use in Telugu or English.
Free to download · 3-month trial for new communities · Free data migration
Telugu or English
Each person chooses the app language — a guard can work in Telugu while a committee member uses English.
Notices that reach everyone
Announcements go to every resident's phone, to one block or everyone, with a view count.
Maintenance by UPI
Residents pay through Razorpay (UPI, cards, net banking); invoices, receipts and reminders are automatic.
Visitor management
Pre-approved guests, deliveries and cabs; walk-ins approved by the resident; every entry logged.
Complaints with SLAs
Water, motor, lift and power issues get an owner, a deadline and escalation.
Emergency SOS
Hold-to-confirm SOS alerts admins and guards, who respond from the app.
The details
Built for Telugu-speaking communities
Most society software in India is English-only. In Andhra Pradesh, that leaves out many of the people a community depends on: security guards, housekeeping and maintenance staff, and senior residents who read Telugu far more comfortably than English. Community Hub was built in Hyderabad and can be used in Telugu or English, so the same app works for everyone in the community.
Across the state
Apartment living has spread well beyond the two largest cities. Associations in Guntur, Tirupati, Nellore, Kakinada, Rajahmundry, Kurnool and other towns face the same jobs as big-city societies — collecting maintenance, managing the gate, fixing complaints and keeping residents informed — usually with a smaller volunteer committee.
- In Vijayawada, we focus on moving maintenance collection from cash and receipt books to UPI with proper records.
- In Visakhapatnam, we focus on the gate, daily help and emergency SOS for high-rise complexes.
Bilingual notices, done simply
The app interface switches between Telugu and English. Announcements are written by your committee, so for important notices — water shutdowns, safety instructions, maintenance due dates, AGM notices — we recommend writing both languages in a single announcement. Our post on running a society in English and Telugu has practical templates and tips.
Registration and records
Associations in the state are commonly registered under the Andhra Pradesh Societies Registration Act, 2001, and apartment ownership is governed by the Andhra Pradesh Apartments (Promotion of Construction and Ownership) Act, 1987. Community Hub keeps the everyday records — dues, receipts, expenses, notices, poll results and documents — that make AGM and audit preparation easier. It isn't legal or accounting advice.
Frequently asked questions
Can the whole app be used in Telugu?+
Yes. Community Hub can be used in Telugu or English, and each person chooses their own language.
Are notices translated automatically?+
No. Announcements are written by your committee. For important notices, we suggest including both Telugu and English in the same announcement.
Does it work in smaller towns?+
Yes. Community Hub works anywhere with mobile data — there's nothing city-specific to install.
Can guards use it?+
Yes. Guards have their own view for visitors, helper attendance and SOS alerts, and can use it in Telugu.
What does it cost?+
The app is free to download, and new communities get a 3-month trial with free data migration. Contact us for pricing after the trial.
Get Community Hub for your society
Free to download on iOS and Android. New communities get a 3-month trial and free data migration.