Davis-Stirling-Act.ai is a research assistant for California homeowners association (HOA) law. Users ask questions in plain language and get answers grounded in the Davis-Stirling Act, California Civil Code sections 4000 to 6150, with each answer citing the statute or document section it drew from. Users can also upload their own governing documents, such as CC&Rs, bylaws, rules and notices, so that answers draw on both the statute and their association’s documents. It is aimed at homeowners, board members and property managers, and coverage is California only.
The site is plain about its limits: it says it is a research and reference tool, not a law firm, that it creates no attorney-client relationship, and that users should consult a licensed California attorney for advice on their situation. Its FAQ also says to verify important decisions independently. It does not name the language model behind the assistant and publishes no accuracy figures, and the pages reviewed do not say how or when the legal text is updated, so test it on questions whose answers you already know, such as notice periods or assessment limits, before relying on it in a dispute.
There is one product with two billing options: $20 a month, or $15 a month billed as $180 a year. Both include unlimited questions, document upload, source-cited answers, export of history and priority support, and subscriptions renew automatically and can be cancelled from the account page or by email. The site also points to free HOA tools whose scope the pages reviewed do not detail. It is operated by reTHINK HOA.
