Everything you need to run, share, and stay in control of your properties — in one place.
Recal subscribes to your iCal feeds and stays in sync — two-way, import and export.
No migration.
Property management isn't a single job — it's a chain of people, decisions, and actions that need to stay connected. ReCal gives every person in that chain the tools they need, designed deliberately around the property itself.
Everything you need to run, share, and stay in control of your properties — in one place.
Recal replaces scattered tools with a single, structured system built around what actually matters: the property. One platform. One source of truth.
Built for speed in the field and clarity on the move.
I self-manage one property. My cleaner and gardener have staff accounts which makes check-ins, check-outs and anything in-season a lot easier to keep on top of. I pull in all my agency calendars through iCal so everything stays in one place. For the bigger winter jobs I make a board for each one — helps me think through what needs doing, track the progress and keep it all separated.
Seeing how my manager runs everything through Recal gave me more confidence in them than any conversation could. They set me up with my own owner page — bookings, activity feed, revenue for the season — everything was there. I'm also quite hands-on having my own boards and lists on top of that was a nice bonus. It's not a view-only page.
The browser is the first thing I open when I have clients looking for a property. I can find the right properties, see real details, and reach the owner or manager directly. No other agents in the middle, no gatekeeping. Just a straightforward conversation with the person who actually makes decisions.
I manage twelve apartments across three owners. One checks the owner link every few days — she sees the activity feed, her revenue for the season, any tasks running at her properties. Another adds his own bookings directly into Recal and I can see them the moment they go in. Nobody has to ask anyone for information anymore. When we actually talk it's about decisions, not updates.
Sharing a live property link with agents instead of a PDF— that alone is worth it. They check it whenever they need to know if the property is available and now the calls I get are about making bookings not availability.
I co-manage properties with a colleague and we have three staff between us. Tasks get assigned and we make comments to each other directly in the task. Each project has its own board so the work stays separated. Wifi codes, things to remember — quick notes. Anything we need to keep track of — a list. Contracts, documents — files page. It sounds simple but it took a long time to find something that just let us work that way.
