The Redlands

Everyone who has created an account in the app — whether or not they've claimed a house or joined groups.

Every street, so you can print its flyers. Pick one to see every house on it, or search directly below.

Three drops per street, house code on all three. 1 — The app opens a street up. 2 — Your street follows exactly a week later. 3 — The proof only fires once a street is at least half claimed, at least a week after drop 2 — never scheduled, never sent to a dead group. One suburb at a time for drop 1; drops 2 and 3 land on their own clock wherever they're due.

Every street and circuit is its own group. On approval a resident auto-joins their street group and their suburb group — so Morris Circuit, for example, is the group for everyone living on Morris Circuit. Tap a street to see its houses.

When someone types a claimed address and asks to join, it lands here. Accept to add them to the household (billing starts on approval) or Decline to remove the request. This mirrors the owner's own accept/decline in the app.

The household owner is free. Each extra member is 99¢/month, billed to the owner. Businesses pay for their portfolio. Toggle who you're looking at below.

Posts across all street and suburb groups, plus official council notices. Search for a post, choose a news group, or edit / delete any of them. Flagged posts are held for review.

Post as an official account (like The Redlands App, shown with a blue tick in the app) and add events — published straight to the feed.

What your neighbours reported and why. Dismiss clears a report; Delete post removes the post for everyone (its reports go with it).

Events created from the dashboard. These appear on the app's Home screen and the News → Events tab.

Accounts you own — like The Redlands App. Each is a real account (email + password) you can post as, with a profile picture, bio and a blue tick. Create one, edit its profile, or remove it.