Your cleaner photographs each item as they go. You get a report you can send to a guest, an owner or an insurer — without being there.
You set the place up once. After that the work happens on your cleaner's phone and arrives as a finished record.
A room-by-room checklist is created for you — bedroom, bathroom, kitchen — and you edit it if your place needs something else.
They enter it and they're in. No account, no email address, no app store password to remember. The code covers your whole account, not one property.
One item at a time, a photo before and a photo after. Supplies running low get flagged; anything broken gets a photo and a note.
Photos paired, timed and in order. Share it as a PDF when a guest disputes the state of the flat, or keep it for the one time you need it.
Most tools are built for whoever is paying. This one has to work for the person doing the job, standing in someone else's kitchen with one hand free.
Properties, cleaners, scheduled turnovers and finished reports, laid out the way you'd expect anything you manage from a desk to be laid out.
Targets sized for a gloved thumb, text large enough to read at arm's length, and an icon carrying the meaning so the words only confirm it.
Photos are saved on the phone and send themselves when a connection comes back. A flat with no bars doesn't stop the job and doesn't lose the evidence — the cleaner finishes, walks out, and the report completes itself.
Charging per property punishes the people who use it most. Pro is flat — the tenth flat costs the same as the second.
Enough to run one flat properly, for as long as you like.
$79.99 a year works out at $6.67 a month. Cancel from your Apple or Google account; it stays active until the period you've paid for ends.