Cotorras is the community app for urbanizaciones. The noticeboard, the calendar, the broken gate nobody reported — all in one place, in the languages your neighbours actually speak.
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Two hundred messages, no way to find last month's decision, and the one person who knows where the water key is went back to Germany for the winter. Cotorras gives a community somewhere to put things down.
The noticeboard keeps posts by topic — events, lost property, general. Last summer's pool rota is still findable in November, and nobody has to scroll a year of birthday emoji to get to it.
A broken light or a leaking tap goes in with a photo and a status. Open, in progress, resolved — visible to everyone, so the same fault isn't reported six times and nobody has to chase.
Residents choose what neighbours can see. Contact details are private unless someone shares them, which is what actually gets people to join a community app rather than opt out of it.
Set up in Spanish or English, per person, on first login. A Costa Blanca community isn't one nationality, and the app shouldn't pretend otherwise.
Muro — the noticeboard. Posts, photos, events, filtered by topic.
Calendario — the meeting, the pool clean, the junta. With a link to join if it's online.
Incidencias — report a fault with a photo, follow it to resolved.
Recomendaciones — the electrician who actually turns up, kept by the people who used him.
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All prices exclude IVA. Annual is two months free. Setup is €195 one-time, waived on annual prepay. Administradores managing several communities get their own arrangement — ask.