Society Management App in Pune

For Pune's housing societies and townships

Pune's residential growth has followed its IT parks — Hinjewadi, Kharadi, Magarpatta, Baner and Wakad — producing large multi-building townships, many of them full of young families and tenants. Older parts of the city, like Kothrud, Aundh and Sadashiv Peth, have smaller co-operative housing societies run by long-standing committees.

Amenities are the flashpoint in townships

In amenity-heavy townships, disputes over clubhouse or party-hall slots can take up more committee time than anything else. Community Hub lets the committee publish each amenity with its slots and rules, require approval where needed, and charge for paid bookings — so there's a record instead of an argument.

Co-operative society records

Like Mumbai, most Pune societies are registered under the Maharashtra Co-operative Societies Act, 1960. Community Hub keeps the day-to-day records in one place — maintenance bills and receipts, expenses, notices, poll results and documents — which helps at AGM and audit time. It doesn't replace your auditor or bye-laws.

Neighbours, not just notices

Large townships also need a way for residents to talk that isn't a single giant WhatsApp group. Community Hub includes direct messages, building groups, society-wide groups, custom groups and a private social feed visible only to verified residents.

New societies get a 3-month trial, and we migrate existing member and dues data for free.