One platform for staff,customers and families.
The same tool for every audience and every conversation. Broadcasts, newsfeeds, events, group chats and direct messages, written once and delivered omni-channel across the app, SMS and email. Secure, targeted and fast, and nobody has to be on the platform to get the message.
Communication that lands the first time
Broadcast · Water outage
Delivered to every household.
One message, every channel
Say it once and every household hears it
One announcement reaches the customer app, the family app, SMS, email and a printed copy for the households that want paper. Multi-channel delivery means nobody has to be on the platform to be told, and there is only one version of the message, so nothing drifts.
Every kind of message, one channel.
Communication that meets people where they are. Broadcasts for the urgent, newsfeeds for the everyday, and secure chat that keeps the community off Facebook.
Emergency Update
ResidentialWater, power or weather. One broadcast reaches every household before the calls start.
Newsfeed Post
LifestyleCommunity news and notices in one feed people actually check, instead of a noticeboard they walk past.
Event
RetirementPublish the calendar once. Members and families see what is on, book a place and get the reminder.
Group Chat
DisabilitySecure conversations for teams, households and groups, in a closed channel your organisation controls.
The myth says older Australians will not use technology. A recent launch at a Queensland retirement community measured the opposite.
50%
of households adopted the app within 48 hours, now 60 to 70 percent
100%
staff adoption across the whole team
Broadcasts that spare the front desk
At Fraser Shores in Hervey Bay, a water or power outage used to hit the office as a morning of identical phone calls. Now one broadcast goes out through Conpago and residents check the app instead. The resident association president watched the change from both sides, as the person residents ring and the person the office answers to.
“Broadcasts for water or power mean the desk is not hit with hundreds of calls. It is a secure channel and people now check the app.”
Chris Holt
Resident Association President, Fraser Shores 1, BlueCare
How you'll use communication, day to day
Three apps for the people receiving the message. One dashboard for writing it once and seeing it land.
The feed they actually check.
Members get broadcasts, newsfeed posts, event invites and replies on their own device. Residents at one village asked for more of it because they would rather use a closed community app than Facebook.
Communication at scale, across every site
One village or a whole portfolio. The message stays consistent, targeted and on the record, however many sites it has to reach.
Targeted, not broadcast-everything
Send to one household, one street, one site, one business unit or the whole portfolio. Every audience is deliberate, so people trust the channel and keep checking it.
Delivery you can evidence
Who was told, what they were told and when is on the record. When an incident review asks how residents were informed, the answer is an export, not a recollection.
A closed, secure channel
Conversations stay inside a channel your organisation controls, with role-based access and records held in AU data centres. Not a public social platform.
Send one message that actually lands.
Bring a notice you sent last week and we'll show you it reach every screen, and the delivery record it leaves behind.
Book a DemoThe same announcement prints for the households that want paper, so nobody is left out and the office still only writes it once. At one Queensland village, half of all households were on the app within 48 hours, and adoption has grown from there.
Yes. Families see the notices and updates that concern their person through the family app, wherever they live, the moment they go out. They stop hearing things last, and the office stops making the same call family by family.
Yes. Communication runs in a closed channel your organisation controls, with role-based access so people see exactly what concerns them. Conpago is ISO 27001 certified, Australian owned, with records held in AU data centres. Consumer social platforms are none of those things. They are hosted offshore, funded by advertising, and were never built to carry your community’s personal information.
Broadcasts are built for exactly that. A water, power or weather notice reaches every household at once, and residents check the app instead of ringing the office. One resident association president described the desk no longer being hit with hundreds of calls.
The strongest sign we have is residents asking for more. At Fraser Shores, residents wanted to move off Facebook and onto the app because it is a closed community. Onboarding runs with our team on site, one on one where it's needed.
Built on a foundation you can trust.
Enterprise ready: Conpago is ISO 27001 certified and Australian owned, with every record held in AU data centres. Security is audited annually, not assumed.
ISO 27001 Certified
Externally audited information-security management. Controls reviewed annually.
Data Sovereignty
Australian owned and Australian based. All data held in AU data centres and covered by the Privacy Act 1988.
ISO/IEC 42001 (AI)
Certification planned for 2026. AI governance held to the same external standard as our security.