You
The office
Notices, the weekly newsletter, who came, and who has gone quiet. One place to run the social life of the village.
The village social app
A lift to the shops. Who’s going to bowls. Not an office portal — the village, talking to itself.
Wattle Grove
Lifts, clubs, and who’s going this week.
Notices, rooms, and the week as it is today.
Every community you run, in one place. For villages
A listing in Beyond the gate. Shop pricing
Both sides
You
Notices, the weekly newsletter, who came, and who has gone quiet. One place to run the social life of the village.
Residents
A lift to the shops, who’s already going to bowls, clubs, and a name for the neighbour three doors down. They join with a code from the noticeboard.
In the app
You write the notices. Residents put up the week, offer a lift, join a club, and put names to faces.
Notices from the village office.
Back open at 4. The cleaner is in.
Clubhouse, 12 December. $25 a head.
On this week. Put your own up.
The green · 22 going
I'll be thereLibrary nook · 9 going
I'll be thereThe ones that happen every week.
Craft room · 14 people
Next: Thursday 10:00am
Front gate · 11 people
Opt in. Name, photo, street.
What’s in it
Not a portal of forms. The social life of the place, in one app residents will actually open.
Why it’s different
Most of what’s sold to over-55s communities is the office talking at people, or a social feed that was never built for this age. Verandah is the bit in between: neighbours, on the verandah.
Out there
An office portal: notices, forms, and a password nobody remembers.
Verandah
Neighbours helping neighbours. A lift, a seat at bowls, a note to say thanks.
Out there
A Facebook group. Loud, public, and the office can’t really run it.
Verandah
Private messages, and a home of big tiles — one job per screen, read at arm’s length.
Out there
A PDF newsletter once a week, already out of date.
Verandah
The week as it is today. Who’s going. Who still needs a seat.
Out there
A family “safety” app that watches someone.
Verandah
The resident chooses what family sees. They get reassurance. Privacy stays at home.
In the same app
The things a community already does, with one place for you and your residents to do them.
For you
Staff write the notices, approve what residents put up, mark who came, and send the newsletter. Head office sees across every community they run.
More for village teams and head office →
“A real quote from a village manager goes here.”
Pricing
Residents never pay. You pay for the village, by how many homes are in it. Every village gets every feature.
1 How many homes in the village?
A couple in one villa is one home.
2 How would you like to pay?
Sign up as head office and agree to the service agreement.
Name it, set the homes, and pay by card on Stripe’s secure page.
Put the join code on the noticeboard. People without a smartphone go on the office phone list.
Yes, any time in the app. Month to month, or a year if you choose yearly. Refunds.
The price moves to the next band on your next charge. The village never gets switched off.
You get an export of your events, attendance and residents. Then we delete ours.
Questions first? Send us a message or try the demo village.
Talk to us
About Verandah for your village, a listing for your business, or help with the app. A real person in Melbourne will write back, usually within a working day.
Legal
Privacy, how the village and residents use the app, what paying customers agree to, and how refunds work. Nothing here takes away rights under the Australian Consumer Law.