For maker collectives
Studios, a shared floor, and one calendar everyone trusts.
Six makers under one roof, a rotation on the retail floor, an event room, and one person keeping it all straight in their spare hours. This is the building Taberna was built in.
Rent and CAM without the spreadsheet
Each studio's lease, rent, and shared costs. The ledger fills itself every month.
The shared-floor rotation
Shifts on a calendar the makers manage themselves. Covers earn a rent credit; the door poster reads from it.
Repairs that get done
Reported from a phone, triaged, assigned to the handyperson, verified. Preventive schedules for the furnace and the extinguishers.
A building site that works
A directory, a page per maker, the public event calendar, and a form for the next maker.
In their words
“It's the building's group text, except things actually get done.”
Owner, six-studio building in Duluth
Questions maker collectives ask
- We're a co-op with no landlord. Who's the owner?
- Whoever signs up. Make the others coordinators; everyone sees everything. Rent can be dues.
- Do we need the event room or e-sign?
- No. Everything beyond rent, calendar, repairs, and the site is a module you switch on when you want it.
- Can it text people?
- Yes, when SMS is on for your building: login links, open shifts, repair updates.
Free until rent moves through it.
No card, no trial clock. Add your tenants in ten minutes or paste them from a spreadsheet, and text them their login.