A day at a property, in four moves
This is the sequence ResIQ was shaped around — not a feature list, the actual order things happen in.
The enquiry
It arrives by WhatsApp, a call, or an OTA. It goes on the board before anyone forgets it existed, and OTA bookings arrive on their own.
The money
Cash, UPI, gateway or bank transfer, recorded against the booking. What is still outstanding is visible, and ResIQ sends the reminder.
The arrival
A QR code opens the guest portal. Aadhaar or passport, a selfie, meal choices, done — with nothing landing in anyone’s personal chat.
The handover
Notes logged against the booking, so whoever is on shift tomorrow can see what was already said.
Why it holds up in the field
Offline is the normal condition
At a hill property, losing signal is routine rather than exceptional. Bookings, payments and check-ins work with the connection down, and sync when it returns.
Your caretaker sees only their part
Your caretaker can check guests in without seeing revenue, payouts or bank details. Invite by email, revoke in one tap.
Documents do not linger
Identity documents are deleted automatically sixty days after the stay — held as long as they are needed and no longer.
It speaks the way you do
Templated WhatsApp messages in English or Hindi, logged against the booking rather than scattered across four phones.
Calendars, money and the app
Calendars and booking emails
ResIQ reads the calendar feeds from Airbnb, Booking.com, Agoda, MakeMyTrip and Goibibo and blocks those dates for you, and imports booking confirmation emails from Gmail. The sync is one-way, into ResIQ, today; two-way sync is in testing.
Payments that add up
Advances and balances across cash, UPI, gateway and bank transfer, with payment reminders sent for you.
Earnings you will actually read
What you earned, what it cost, and which months fill and which sit empty, so next season is priced on evidence.
On Android and web
A native Android app on Google Play with offline mode, push notifications and biometric login, or the web app on any phone, tablet or laptop.
In plain terms
Who is it for?
Owners who run their own homestay, villa or farmstay, usually alongside a caretaker on site. It is not aimed at management companies running other people’s places; that is what HostSuite is for.
What happens when the network drops?
You keep working. Bookings, payments and check-ins can be done offline, and they sync once the connection comes back. This was built for hill and rural properties where losing signal is routine.
Where has it been proven?
It was built inside Hostizzy, which manages 35+ properties, and then shaped for one owner and a caretaker.
What happens to guest documents?
They are deleted automatically sixty days after the stay. Identity documents are held for as long as they are needed and no longer.