Kulkul answers your guests overnight in your own voice, from what it knows about each property. It wakes you only when it should.
Water under a kitchen sink. That property has produced a loose trap once and a cracked feed line once. A twenty-minute job, or a day. It asked the guest for a photo, and left the decision on your morning card.
Not a holding message. The actual fix, because that unit ices over when the filter clogs, and you said so once, eleven months ago.
What happened, what it earned, and the one thing that needs a person. Not a dashboard. A page you finish.
Kulkul learns your properties from your own past messages, and writes the way you write. Keep scrolling and watch it rewrite.
Paste your Hostaway key. Kulkul reads your properties and every past conversation. Nothing is sent, nothing is changed. No Hostaway? A WhatsApp number or a QR card in the villa works on its own.
It pulls the facts about each property out of your own messages, and you approve every one before it is used. It learns how you write from about fifty of your replies.
Clear questions are answered in seconds, day or night. Anything uncertain, risky or about money is held with the reason written out. Your first week is draft-only: nothing sends without you.
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Trained on your own past replies, so guests do not notice a change. There is not one.
The sticky door, the AC that ices over, the plumber's name. Facts you approved, cited in every reply.
A Japanese guest gets Japanese in your register. You read it in English.
Early check-ins, late check-outs, scooters, extra nights. Counted in dollars on your morning Brief.
What happened, what it earned, the one thing that needs you. Emailed at 7am, your time.
Nothing sends without you until you have approved twenty drafts and flipped the switch yourself.
No fact, no answer. It says so and holds the reply for you. Confidence is scored and shown.
Refunds, credits, cancellations and disputes are always held, however confident it is.
Vendor dispatch is off by default. You turn it on per vendor, per property, when you are ready.
Fourteen days free on every plan, no card to start. Your first week is draft-only whatever you choose. Cancel any time and Kulkul drops back to drafting. Your data stays.
Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo and direct, through the inbox you already use. The reply posts on the channel the guest wrote from, in your name.
A business number for your direct guests. Put it on confirmations and the card in the villa. Replies inside the 24-hour window are free on Meta's current pricing.
Guests scan and land on a page with your villa's name. No app, no login. It works for a guesthouse or a hotel floor as well as a villa.
Only if you want them to. Replies go out in your name, from your own channel. Some managers add a line to their house rules saying the team uses assistants. Nothing in the product forces either choice.
It says so and holds the reply for you, with the reason. It never fills a gap with a guess, and you see the confidence score on every draft.
It cannot refund, credit, cancel or send a vendor without you. Those are held every time, however confident it is. What it does alone is answer questions you have already answered before.
Drafts can start within the first hour of connecting, because the facts come from messages you have already written. Voice training needs about fifty of your past replies.
No. The price is per property, not per message. A chatty guest does not change your bill.
Your messages and facts live in your own workspace, separated at the database level from every other customer. What you write is not used to train anyone else's model.
Yes. Solo is $29 a month for up to three properties, and the QR card needs no property system at all. The night happens whether you have two villas or fifty.
A kulkul is the wooden drum that hangs in every Balinese village. It is struck to call people together, or to raise an alarm. Everyone knows the difference by the rhythm. Most days it says nothing at all.
Kulkul is in private testing with a small number of property managers on Hostaway. If you run between five and a hundred places, we would like to hear what your current tools get wrong.
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