Free HOA law in plain English for every state, DC and five territories, 7,256 provisions with the section on each. Homeowners check a letter against their rules and the law, boards check their bylaws, and 6,941 HOA attorneys are listed.
So we read them. We went to the official code of every state, the District of Columbia, Puerto Rico, Guam, the U.S. Virgin Islands, the Northern Mariana Islands and American Samoa, and wrote down what each one says about fines, foreclosure, records, meetings and elections, architectural rules, dispute resolution and attorney fees. That came to 7,256 provisions, each with its section number, and 622,414 words of summaries drawn from 1,217 official sources, which is longer than War and Peace.
Eagle Eye is built on that reference. A homeowner adds the letter their HOA sent, adds the community's rules if they have them, and picks a state. Eagle Eye reads the letter against the rules, the letter against the state's law, and the rules against the law, and quotes both sides of every place the wording differs, with the section. The law it shows comes from our reference and never from the AI's memory, and the report ends with attorneys in that state who handle HOA matters.
It's free for homeowners, with no account. A letter you add is never saved, a photo of it is read on your own device and only the text is sent, and nothing you add is used to train AI. HOA Eagle doesn't give legal advice and Eagle Eye doesn't say who's right. It shows what the law says, where the paperwork differs from it, and who practices it, and leaves the judgment to a lawyer.
What you can do with it:
Homeowners with a letter: Check a fine, a violation notice or a demand against your community's rules and your state's law before you answer it.
Buyers before closing: Read the CC&Rs of the community you are buying into against the state law above them.
Boards and community managers: Check the declaration, bylaws or rules against the current statute, free, before a homeowner or a lawyer finds the gap.
Attorneys: Appear at the end of Eagle Eye reports in your state, and read a client's documents against the statute with Eagle Eye Pro.
