Your whole rental business, on one calendar.

It is one shared operations calendar for your whole rental business — every tenant, lease, inspection, showing, rent-due date and task in a single view. Instead of juggling a paper diary, phone reminders and a separate scheduling app, everything that has a date lives in one place your whole team can see. It works for a single landlord with two doors and for a property management company with a team of ten.

Yes. The calendar publishes a private subscribe link (an ICS feed) that you paste into Outlook, Google Calendar or Apple Calendar once — after that your rental events appear right alongside your personal calendar and refresh on their own. You can subscribe to the whole company's calendar, or filter the same private link to a single team member's events — without importing anything by hand.

Yes. When automated rent reminders are switched on for your account, each tenant's upcoming reminder appears on the calendar on the day it will be sent — so the calendar mirrors exactly what the system will text and email before rent is due, without you setting anything up each month. The calendar surfaces the reminders; a background scheduler is what actually sends them to tenants.

A person's calendar shows the events they created plus the events they are assigned to — so a team member sees their own workload, not the entire company's noise, while a manager can still see the whole picture. Assign an inspection or a follow-up to a colleague and it lands on their calendar and their subscribed feed automatically.

Yes. Set an event to repeat — a quarterly inspection, a monthly owner check-in, a weekly rounds visit — and it fills the calendar for you. To move something, just drag it to a new day; the change saves instantly and flows to everyone subscribed. A today's-due bell gives you an Outlook-style flyout of what is due right now, so nothing quietly slips.

Both. There is a master calendar for the whole portfolio, and a focused per-tenant view on each tenancy so you can see that tenant's rent dates, notices, inspections and tasks in isolation. Category emojis make event types readable at a glance, whether you are looking at everything or just one unit.

Yes. It works in both the individual-landlord workspace and the property-management-company workspace. For a management company it becomes a shared team schedule — assign work across staff, filter the calendar to any one person, and keep owners' inspections and check-ins organised across every managed property.