Know when your rental isn't as empty as the booking says.
Plug one small box in at the flat. When there's movement while it's booked empty, you get an email at once, and the log keeps the record.
Saturday, 22:14. The flat is booked empty.
activity while vacant
Maple St, Unit 4B
Movement at 22:14, while the flat is booked empty.
Show meThat's expectedChange the planIt's me
Between guests, the flat is on its own.
The calendar says what should be happening there. Nothing tells you what is.
The flat is booked empty on Saturday night.
You can't tell if someone is in it.
Checkout is at eleven.
You can't tell if the guest has left.
The clean is booked between stays.
You can't tell if it happened before the next check-in.
Three steps. No app.
Plug it in.
Any socket at the place. It joins the WiFi in a few minutes.
Tell it what to expect.
Paste your booking platform's calendar link. Guest names are dropped unread; only the dates are kept.
Hear from it when something's different.
An email arrives. Answer with one tap.
What you see.
Empty or occupied, against the booking.
Right now, compared with what the calendar says it should be.
Since checkout.
When it went quiet, whether the clean happened and how long it took, and when the next guest arrives.
Your calendar, as it is.
Change a booking on the platform and the box follows it.
Gaps, explained.
If the box stops reporting, the log says why: the network, the power, or the plug.
One alert, and the record behind it.
Answer in one tap. The answer and the reading stay in the log.
One box tells you whether the flat is empty, has one person in it, or more.
Also for property managers
Sixty days. One box. $79, refunded.
We're starting with ten to twenty places. You try it at yours, and you talk to the founder directly.
What's in the box
- The unit — a prototype in a case
- A USB-C cable and a wall plug
- A printed setup card
- Your account for sixty days
- A direct line to the founder
- The pilot price, locked in