The Problem

If you've ever served on a strata committee, you know the feeling: an overflowing inbox, compliance deadlines you didn't know existed, and documents scattered across email chains, portals, and someone's personal laptop.

Antlar was built from conversations with committee members and strata managers across NSW. The same patterns kept surfacing: fragmented information, unsustainable volunteer workloads, and a compliance gap that nobody had the tools to close.

The result is committees flying blind. Important correspondence gets missed. Deadlines slip. And the institutional knowledge of your building lives in the inbox of whoever happens to be secretary this year. It's a problem that affects everyone involved in running a scheme well, committees and managers alike.

The Solution

Antlar gives strata committees a single, intelligent place to manage their correspondence, stay across compliance obligations, and make better decisions, without adding more work to already stretched volunteers.

Built for volunteers, not just managers

Most strata software assumes a professional is at the wheel. Antlar is designed for people doing this alongside their regular lives, and for the managers who want better tools to support them.

Compliance shouldn't be a guessing game

Antlar surfaces what's due, what's overdue, and what's coming up so your committee can focus on decisions, not detective work.

Works with your existing systems

Antlar sits alongside your email and existing workflows. It doesn't require a wholesale change to how your committee operates, just better visibility into what's happening.

Simple over feature-rich

Antlar does fewer things well rather than overwhelm you with features you'll never use.

The Team

Scott Willson — Founder

Scott brings deep experience at the intersection of property and technology. He co-founded Forbury, a commercial property technology company that he built over ten years before its acquisition by Altus Group in 2023. During that time, Forbury grew to serve some of Australia and New Zealand's largest property occupiers and advisors, including CBRE, Savills, and Colliers, and achieved a 36% compound annual growth rate across the decade.

That experience, building software for the property industry, navigating governance and compliance at scale, and working alongside some of the most sophisticated property organisations in the region, is now focused on the people who need it most: the volunteer committee members doing important work with almost no tools to support them.

Pete Rose — Executive Director

Peter Rose is an experienced Director and Commercial Leader with a 30-year track record spanning technology, property, agriculture and professional services. He brings deep expertise in strategy, governance, M&A and international market expansion.

Peter has led two successful exits to North American investors: the sale of Flow Software to Exa Capital in 2026 and Forbury to The Altus Group in 2023. With a rare combination of boardroom governance and hands-on executive leadership, he has scaled businesses from inception through accelerated growth across New Zealand, Australia, Southeast Asia, the UK and Europe, to ultimate exit.

He currently serves as a Director of Brindle AI, an AI-powered recruitment operations platform, and as Executive Director of Antlar.

Peter is a Chartered Accountant with an MBA from Cranfield School of Management and executive education at MIT. He is a trusted adviser to founders and boards navigating growth, capital events and strategic change.

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