Gated Community App for Telangana
For amenity-rich gated communities and townships across Telangana — around Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road and in Warangal, Karimnagar, Nizamabad and Khammam.
Built in Hyderabad · 3-month trial for new communities · Free data migration
Amenity booking
Clubhouse, pool, courts and party halls with time slots, rules, approvals and paid bookings.
Complaints with SLAs
Every complaint gets an owner and a deadline; anything that misses its SLA escalates.
Comment threads
Residents and admins discuss each complaint in its own thread instead of the society group.
Book on a resident's behalf
Admins can make amenity bookings for residents who call or visit the office.
Maintenance by UPI
Dues, booking fees and levies paid through Razorpay with automatic invoices and receipts.
Telugu or English
Residents, admins and guards each choose their app language.
The details
For Telangana's growing gated communities
Our Hyderabad page covers the city itself. But much of Telangana's new housing is in large gated communities and villa townships around Hyderabad's Outer Ring Road — towards Kollur, Tellapur, Shamshabad, Shamirpet and Ghatkesar — and in growing cities such as Warangal, Karimnagar, Nizamabad and Khammam. These communities tend to share two pressure points: shared amenities and unresolved complaints.
Amenities without arguments
Clubhouses, pools, courts and party halls are a big reason people buy into a gated community — and a big source of disputes when bookings run through a register or a WhatsApp thread. Community Hub lets the committee publish each amenity with its slots and rules, require approval where it makes sense, and collect booking fees online. Admins can also book on a resident's behalf. See amenity booking.
Complaints that get closed
In large townships, the same issue — a broken street light, a pump failure, a leaking common pipe — often gets reported several times with nobody clearly responsible. Community Hub gives every complaint an owner and an SLA, escalates it if it runs late, and keeps a comment thread and history. Residents can see progress, which cuts down on follow-up calls. See complaint management.
Builder handover and new committees
Many newer communities are going through handover from the builder to a residents' association. We migrate resident and dues data for free, and the 3-month trial gives a new committee time to onboard residents. Associations in Telangana are commonly registered under the Telangana Societies Registration Act, 2001; Community Hub keeps the records the committee needs but isn't legal advice.
Frequently asked questions
Can we charge for clubhouse or party-hall bookings?+
Yes. Each amenity can have its own slots, rules, approval step and booking fee, paid online.
What happens when a complaint misses its SLA?+
It escalates, so it gets attention rather than going stale. The full history stays on record.
Does it work outside Hyderabad?+
Yes — in Warangal, Karimnagar, Nizamabad, Khammam and anywhere else in Telangana or India.
Is the app available in Telugu?+
Yes. Each person can use Community Hub in Telugu or English.
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.