Miami · a software studio

We build our own software, and run it ourselves.

DTR Works is a small software studio in Miami. Every product here is ours from the first line of code to the reply to your email. The first three are for Florida's condominiums, which the law put on a clock after Surfside.

Live now · for Florida condominiums

For condominium boards

Duly Posted

Since 1 January 2026, every Florida condominium with 25 or more units must keep its records on a website, with an area only owners can open. Duly Posted is that website. It follows the statute's list of eighteen records letter by letter, posts meeting notices on time, and tells the board what is up, what is missing and what is due next.

$49 a month, after 30 days free with no card. The association's own domain name is included.

Open Duly Posted

For engineers and restoration firms

Hairline

Florida condominium buildings that owe a milestone inspection and have not shown one, ranked as leads for the firms that do the work. Each lead carries the evidence behind it, whether a reserve study is on file with the state, and the association's registered mailing address.

$299 a month per county, held by one firm at a time. A free Preview shows every county.

Open Hairline

For property investors

DisTRess Signal

Which Florida condo buildings are heading for a cash call. It reads county records (unsafe-structure cases, liens, permits, recertification, the assessment roll) and scores every parcel and building on how far along that path it is, for the people who buy when an owner can't pay.

Free Preview: the ten worst buildings in any county. $29 a month for one county, $99 for the state.

Open Distress Signal

How these three fit together

One reading of the public record

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One engine reads Florida

County parcels, code cases, permits and recertification records, the state assessment roll, and the state's condominium and reserve-study registries, queried at the source and refreshed on a schedule. Every figure carries the date it was read.

02

Three readers of the same buildings

Distress Signal and Hairline look at the same buildings for different buyers. Duly Posted starts every association from its own entry in the state register: its units, its county, and whether the website rule applies.

03

One account where it helps

A Distress Signal account signs in to Hairline with the same email and password. A condominium's board and its owners have accounts of their own, in Duly Posted only.

What we hold to

In every product we make

A guess says it is a guess

Every figure says where it came from and when. Where we estimate, the estimate is labelled as one. In Hairline and Distress Signal, a milestone status from a county's record is shown as fact, and ours is marked as ours.

The working is shown

A ranking can be checked, not only trusted: every point of a score is itemised. And a score says what it measures and nothing more; none of ours says whether a building is safe.

People are not the product

Our scores rank properties, not people, and we trace no one's contact details. Addresses the law exempts under Fla. Stat. §119.071(4)(d), those of judges, police and others, are dropped as the data comes in.

What you put in stays yours

What a customer keeps with us is theirs. A Duly Posted board can export everything it has posted at any time, and if a bill goes unpaid, what it posted stays readable for sixty days; nothing is held back to make a point.