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The first asset-centric platform built around the physical device, not orders or tickets, designed for professional refurbishers — from solo repair shops to large-scale refurbishment and ITAD operations. Track every device from intake to resale in a single system, with real-time visibility on status, costs, and profitability. Manage repairs, parts, labor, and sales in one workflow, and understand your true margin per device as it evolves across its full lifecycle.
Hi !
We decided to build Recirca after seeing the same problem repeated across refurbishment and repair operations: teams were managing high-value physical devices with tools designed for orders, tickets, or spreadsheets — not for the device itself.
In refurbishment workflows, the real unit of value is the device. Yet most systems break it into disconnected pieces: a ticket for repair, a line in inventory, a note in a spreadsheet. This makes it nearly impossible to answer simple questions in real time: Where is this device? What has it cost us so far? What margin will it generate?
Recirca started as a simple idea: what if every device had a continuous, living identity from intake to resale?
From there, the product evolved into an asset-centric platform where each device becomes the core object of the system — with its full history, costs (parts, labor, consumables), and margin tracked in real time.
The approach changed significantly while building it. We initially thought in terms of “better repair management software”, but quickly realized the real shift was structural: moving away from workflow-centric tools to asset-centric operations. That meant rethinking everything — from Kanban boards, to costing models, to how teams interact with physical stock on the floor.
Today Recirca is built for refurbishers, ITAD operators, and repair shops — from solo technicians to large-scale operations — who need to understand their real margin per device, not just their activity per ticket.
Honestly the per-device margin tracking is exactly what i needed, my old setup basically forced me to guess at real profitability. Set up a few test units and the lifecycle view made it pretty obvious where i was bleeding money on labor.
Love that you built the whole model around the device instead of the ticket, that single shift in the data model is what makes per-unit margin actually visible instead of just guessed at.
Looks solid for refurbishers who actually care about per-device margin instead of just order totals. One thing that would help a lot is a quick QR or barcode sticker you can print and stick to each device at intake, then scan to jump straight to that unit's record. Cuts down a ton of typing when you're processing 50 laptops in a morning.
Finally tried Recirca and the per-device margin tracking actually shows real cost changes as parts get swapped in, which is something I never got from a spreadsheet setup.
About Recirca on Product Hunt
“Refurbishment OS for managing devices and margins”
Recirca was submitted on Product Hunt and earned 9 upvotes and 5 comments, placing #153 on the daily leaderboard. The first asset-centric platform built around the physical device, not orders or tickets, designed for professional refurbishers — from solo repair shops to large-scale refurbishment and ITAD operations. Track every device from intake to resale in a single system, with real-time visibility on status, costs, and profitability. Manage repairs, parts, labor, and sales in one workflow, and understand your true margin per device as it evolves across its full lifecycle.
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