Built for the communities that big software forgot.

The Story Behind Fourplex

Tyler founded his first company at 18, building apps for public schools. He went on to work across large enterprises, solving complex software problems at scale. He graduated from the University of Washington with a B.S. in Informatics, focused on Information Assurance and Cybersecurity.

After purchasing a home in a small four-unit townhome community in Seattle, Tyler took on the role of HOA board president. Managing the community meant figuring out how to collect dues, pay for shared expenses, coordinate meetings, and keep documents organized — all without a centralized system to make any of it simple. The enterprise platforms he found were designed for 200-unit complexes with management companies, full-time staff, and budgets to match. Nothing existed for a board of four neighbors trying to keep things running on their own.

That gap is why Fourplex exists. Tyler combined his engineering background with firsthand experience as a board president to build the tool he wished he'd had from day one — purpose-built for small, self-managed HOAs. No enterprise bloat, no management company required. Just the features your board actually needs, at a price that makes sense for small, self-managed HOAs.