Made by realtors for realtors

A home for your real estate business.

RLTR keeps your contacts, deals, follow-ups and team in one workspace. You see who needs a call today and where every deal stands, and so does everyone you work with.

See how it works

The RLTR dashboard with new leads, average contact attempts, speed to action, appointments in the next 30 days, deals closing in the next 30 days and recent activity.

Start the day knowing who to call.

The dashboard shows new leads, how fast your team responds to them, the appointments and deals coming up in the next 30 days, and the latest activity on your contacts.

Contacts

Every contact, with its full history.

Each record keeps the stage, source, notes and every call, text and email your team has logged. Smart lists group the people you should reach this week.

Stages, tags and lead sources set by your agency
Address, price range and timeframe on the record
Lead lists for daily prospecting
Calls, emails, notes and past text messages on one timeline

The People screen with smart lists on the left and a contact table with phone, address, email, price and created date.

Deals

Know what needs your attention.

Buyer and seller pipelines show what’s new, what’s active and what’s closing, with projected close dates. Today’s tasks and overdue follow-ups sit right next to them.

Buyer and seller pipelines with totals per stage
Tasks for today, overdue and later, assigned across the team

The Deals board for buyers with New and Active columns and deal cards showing address, price, MLS number and projected close date.

Team

Everyone works from the same record.

Invite your agency. Owners and admins see the whole business. Agents see the contacts assigned to them. Reassign a contact and its history goes with it.

Owner, admin, agent and assistant roles
Tasks and appointments assigned to anyone on the team
One record of every conversation, whoever had it

Team and roles in Admin, listing members with role, access level and record visibility, plus a table of what each access level can do.

Where RLTR comes from

We built RLTR because we needed it ourselves.

RLTR comes from people who sell real estate. The workspace follows the way an agent’s week actually runs, not the way a software demo does.

Made by realtors for realtors.

A single-storey home at sunset with its glass doors open onto a terrace and lawn.

Inside the app

Calling, follow-up and deals on the same screens.

Work a calling list, save the result, schedule the follow-up and open the deal without leaving the workspace. These are the real screens, shown with sample data.

The Call Center, where you choose a calling list and a number to call from, see who is ready to call with their source and latest result, and review recent calls with outcomes and next steps.

The Call Center turns a calling list into conversations and follow-ups

Today's tasks, each tied to a contact and an owner.

Every task belongs to a contact and to someone on your team

The command palette open over the dashboard, finding a contact after typing two letters.

Ctrl K opens any contact, deal or page

The dashboard on a phone, with the key numbers stacked in cards and recent activity below.

How it fits together

A lead becomes a deal without leaving the workspace.

Each step picks up where the last one left off, so nothing is typed twice.

Contacts
A new lead gets a stage and a source and shows up in the right smart list.
Deals
A good conversation becomes a buyer or seller deal with a projected close date.
Tasks & Calendar
Follow-ups and appointments are scheduled, assigned and visible to the whole team.
Reporting
Speed to action, contact attempts and closings show what’s working.

Why RLTR

What changes when a team moves to RLTR.

Spread across tools

Contacts in one app, deals in a spreadsheet, notes in email
Follow-ups that depend on someone remembering
No one sure who called last, or what was said

In RLTR

One record per contact, with every call, text and note
Follow-ups as tasks with an owner and a due time
Deals, calling and reporting the whole team can see