A release every week — features your guests and your team feel. Click any feature to read how it works in the manual.
Money, cleanings and conversations all got shorter this week. Your guest can settle what they owe from a message, your cleaners can finish a turnover in one upload, and the platform will now reach a guest by email when chat is not the right place.
City tax — and, on a direct booking, the outstanding balance — now goes out as one link the guest can pay by card or with a bank QR code, in their own language, with a single polite reminder if they forget. Nothing to install, no account to make. A guest who already handed you the cash never gets the link, so nobody pays twice, and the stay flips to paid the moment the money lands.
Cleaners can now start a walkthrough in a quick mode: shoot everything, send the whole batch at once, and let the platform match each photo to the checklist item it belongs to. They get an instant reply naming anything still missing and why, then close the whole turnover in one tap instead of item by item.
When a guest shares a real email address, the platform picks it up and uses it instead of the booking site's forwarding address — and every message you approve can go out as an email copy alongside the chat, invoices included. Bring your own mail server too: relays that authorise you by address, with no username or password, are now supported.
A cleaning manager can hand a turnover to another team member — or take it themselves — straight from WhatsApp: one keyword, then tap the person and the cleaning from a list. The help menu now shows every action available to whoever asked, so nobody has to remember the magic word.
Adding a home now proposes the missing photos in the order that actually moves bookings, each with the lift it is expected to bring, instead of a fixed checklist. Shoot the top two and stop — you can see where the returns fall off.
Tell the assistant what you want sent and when — "confirm the reservation and include the arrival time" — and it builds the template for you, wording, timing and conditions included. You review and approve; it does the assembly.

This week is about trusting what the platform writes down for you. Receipts wait for your eyes before they move stock, consumption rates learn from your corrections, and your listings, your messages and your payouts each say the right thing to the right person.
A scanned receipt now stops for your confirmation. You see each extracted line beside the photo it came from, quantities self-check against the printed unit price and line total, and stock only moves once you say yes. When a receipt does need your attention, the alert finally tells you what is wrong with it.
Add a new supply and the platform proposes how fast it gets used — per cleaning or per stay — instead of leaving you to guess. Every time you or a cleaner corrects a stock count, that rate quietly re-tunes itself, so your reorder points get sharper the longer you run.
When you add a home, the strengths step now offers a second set of ideas taken from what comparable homes nearby actually advertise, not only from what sits around the corner. Everything you type or tick is saved with the property, so regenerating the name or the description weeks later still uses your own hints.
The listing-name generator now opens with the location guests search for plus one line of character, rather than a shopping list of amenities. Length stays inside the limit booking sites allow, so your title never gets cut off mid-word.
The inbox composer drafts in your guest's language instead of your house default, cleaner invitations arrive in the cleaner's language, and guests are greeted by their real first name even when a booking source swaps the name fields around — hyphenated names included.
The payout report now flags a city-tax row that comes up short, not only one that overshoots, so a €10 gap stops being something you catch by eye. Maintenance work also reaches the payout alongside cleanings and turnovers — a repair your teammate did is paid the same way everything else is.

This week the platform hands you controls it used to keep to itself. Your cleaners get real roles, with one of them able to see the whole day. Your accounting settings come back into your own hands. And your automations behave exactly the way their buttons promise.
Group your cleaners into teams and give one of them the manager role. When she asks for her plan on WhatsApp she gets the whole team's cleanings for that day, each one with the name of the person assigned to it. Everyone without a team still sees only their own work.
The monthly city-tax filing is yours to configure per property — the rate per night, who receives the report, your bank details and variable symbol, and which booking platforms to leave out. Change it in the app, in a minute, without asking anyone.
An invoice issued in August for a September stay now carries the stay itself as its date of supply. You pick which moment counts as the tax point for your business — the start of the stay, the moment the booking was made, or the day it's paid — and every invoice follows that choice.
A copied automation now starts paused, so you can rename it and adjust the wording before anything reaches a guest. Duplicate opens the copy you just made, and copying a paused template never switches it on.
Your thread with the assistant stays where you left it — scroll back to what you asked yesterday, and it carries that context into today's answer instead of starting from nothing every time.
Write the reply in your own words, press Improve with AI, and what comes back is your message polished. Your details, your tone and your facts survive the pass — the assistant refines what you wrote instead of replacing it.

This week is about the messages that carry your operation. Your cleaner opens her day to a schedule, not a wall of text. Your guests get their photos. And every alert that reaches your phone finally says what happened in its first line.
Each morning her plan arrives as a clean card — which apartment, when, and what's waiting there — and it stays one message away for the rest of the day. Cancelled jobs drop off it automatically, and she can ask for it in her own words instead of remembering an exact phrase.
Images you send are resized for a phone before they leave, so a set of photos lands in seconds instead of stalling on a hotel Wi-Fi. If a batch doesn't get through, it's retried and you can see it — no more assuming a guest saw something they never received.
Every notification now leads with what actually happened, in plain language, in the first line you see on a locked phone. One event means one message with the action buttons attached, and technical noise never reaches you.
Photograph a shopping receipt and the stock lands under the item names you already use — Wine, Toilet Paper, Snacks — instead of creating a new line for every brand. Your inventory stays as short and readable as you set it up.
Any checklist item on a task can now carry its own picture, taken or uploaded straight from the task card. Proof of a fixed radiator or a restocked shelf sits on the step it belongs to, not in a separate thread.

Until now your assistant waited to be asked. This week it starts reacting on its own — a guest says the door code doesn't work and a fix is already proposed before you've read the message. Your cleaners get a smoother app, and stays that stretch stop confusing your schedule.
Set up an assistant that watches for real guest trouble — a door code that won't open, no WiFi, a flat lock battery, a parking question — and prepares the recovery itself. You approve over WhatsApp by default, and you can hand any agent full autonomy once you trust it.
Cleaners can now fire off several photos in a row instead of waiting between shots, or upload the whole set at the end of the clean. The session lasts until the job is actually done, resumes straight where it stopped instead of starting over, and there's a one-tap reason for "the guest left no cash".
The Copilot now offers real buttons when it needs your decision — no more typing "yes" to confirm. And you can send it a photo, so a picture of a receipt, a broken tap or a meter reading is enough to get an answer.
When a guest extends, back-to-back nights are treated as a single stay. No phantom checkout, no cleaning crew sent in the middle of someone's holiday — the turnover lands on the real departure day.
Define consumption once on the item itself and tie it to a cleaning checklist category. Stock drops as the work actually happens, and there's no second definition to keep in sync.
Enter your lock account once for the whole portfolio, then pick each apartment's lock by name from a list we fetch for you. No more copying identifiers between screens or retyping the same credentials per property.

The biggest week of the summer: direct bookings arrive end to end. Take a reservation yourself — no platform, no commission — and the rest of your setup keeps up automatically.
Select free dates on the calendar or start from a guest conversation, and create a booking in-app. Availability blocks across your connected channels instantly, deposits and partial payments live in a proper ledger, invoices come out with real numbers, and cancel or modify re-opens the dates everywhere.
A step-by-step onboarding wizard walks a new property through the full channel setup — an in-app checklist with deep links for the few steps only you can click. No more tab-juggling between help articles.
When an automated send is held back, the alert now tells you exactly why — and carries Dismiss / Send / Refine buttons right in WhatsApp. Resolve it from your pocket without opening the app.
When a cash-count photo doesn't match the expected amount, a second independent recount re-reads the same photo — and payment rows now warn whenever recorded ≠ expected, with a one-tap accepted-variance state.
The payout report now prefills FROM to the day after the teammate's last settlement — no more overlapping already-paid items or silently losing unpaid ones from last month.
Provider connections and channel-sync switches now live on a single per-property Integrations screen — one place to see what's connected and what's syncing.

Pricing and availability now live where you look every day — plus notifications that reach your desktop and an FAQ library that polishes itself.
Set or remove a price for any date, block dates, take a direct reservation, switch the pricing model, override fees and note special requests — six editing powers, straight on the availability calendar. No side screens, no spreadsheets.
Opt in once and important events land in your Mac's Notification Center even when the app is in the background — with per-category preferences so you decide what's worth a ping.
When an automated send stays blocked, the alert now repeats every 30 minutes until someone resolves it — a single missed ping can no longer become a missed guest message.
The check-in/check-out timeline you know from the desktop calendar arrived on the mobile dashboard — see arrivals, departures and gaps at a glance from your pocket.
The FAQ editor gained "Improve with AI" and "Suggest by AI" buttons, and your whole FAQ library now speaks one language — existing entries were translated so guests always get consistent answers.
Choose per workspace how cleaners open their app: OTP-protected (default) or a shareable code-free link for teams that prefer zero friction.
Four new smart-lock brands join the family. Whatever hardware is on your door, guest access now works the same way — automatically.
Connect locks from four more brands and get the full treatment on every one: automatic guest codes, expiry windows, one-tap revoke, and a live activity log. Same flow whether your door runs Nuki, 2N, Tuya — or any of the new four.
igloohome's algoPIN generates time-limited PINs even when the lock has no internet connection. Perfect for cellars, garages, and thick-walled old-town buildings.
Automated tasks that are no longer needed can now be dismissed in one tap, and day-to-day cards keep editing where it belongs — your agenda stays an agenda.

Big week for trust and reach: the AI Copilot now confirms every change before making it, speaks to every corner of your workspace, and your channel manager syncs both ways.
Ask the Copilot to update a price, edit a template, or reassign a task — and it shows you exactly what it's about to change, waiting for your yes. You stay the boss; the AI stays the assistant.
Message templates, email settings, pricing, FAQs — the Copilot can now read and (with your confirmation) manage all of it. One chat box instead of five admin screens.
Rates, availability and content now push from the platform to Beds24 — not just in. Update once, publish everywhere, and connect new properties with a built-in Test Connection + room mapping editor.
Set base rates, weekend overrides and seasonal pricing per property without leaving your dashboard.
Every supply item gets a real product image — auto-fetched by name and sanity-checked by AI so your detergent never shows up as shampoo. Litres and kilograms are now first-class units, merged sensibly across brands.
Multi-lock properties show every door at once, activity from all locks lands in one chronological feed, and charging history sits one tab away.

Guest messaging got a safety upgrade you control end-to-end: choose how strict the AI checks are, let the AI polish its own drafts, and see a full history of every decision.
Every outbound message passes an AI quality check — and now you decide when it may interrupt: block everything questionable, only serious findings, or critical issues only. Per template, if you like.
When a message is held back, you now have a third option beyond Send Anyway and Dismiss: Refine. The AI rewrites the draft to address the finding and re-checks it — right from the app or straight from WhatsApp.
Overrides and held messages are now fully logged — who approved what, when, and why — in a dedicated decisions view.
Guest asks for 11:00 but the apartment is free from 13:00? Edit the time right on the early check-in card and approve — the guest gets the confirmed slot.
Reservation financials now label gross vs. net and show channel commission, so the headline numbers finally add up without a calculator.
Task cards got their assignee dropdown back, and checklist items can be reordered with a tap — small things, felt daily.

A week about control. Your inventory learns to organise itself, checklists grow real automation muscle, and you decide which AI engine runs your workspace.
Every supply item now lands in one of four consumption categories — Guest Consumables, Cleaning Supplies, Stay Essentials, Reusables — with AI-corrected product names, an ignore list that keeps shopping bags out of your books, and a redesigned product table with one-click drawer editing.
One checklist tick can now fire several actions at once — create a follow-up task AND deduct supplies in the same step. Consumption counts in pieces or percentages ("20% of a bottle"), and checklist-created tasks define their own completion behaviour.
Pick the AI provider that fits your privacy and cost preferences — one toggle in Setup. And if a model is ever retired upstream, the platform switches to a current one automatically, so your automations never stop mid-season.
Message-quality checks now carry a confidence score and only speak up above your chosen threshold. Fewer false alarms, same safety net.
Check-in instructions belong to each home, not one global list. Edit the parking note for one apartment without touching the others.
Click any feature in the usage view and the whole cost dashboard filters to it — daily spend, trends, and usage windows for exactly that feature.

Upload your property manuals and the AI answers guest questions from your documentation — plus richer reservation context and supplies analytics.
Upload the air-conditioning guide, the dishwasher manual, the parking map — per property. When a guest asks "how do I turn on the AC?", the AI answers from the exact document you provided. No more confident guessing.
Click any inventory item for a pieces-remaining chart over time, and filter the full history by category. "How much detergent do we actually use per month?" is now a glance, not a spreadsheet.
The reservation panel now shows booking discounts exactly as the platform granted them ("Promotion Discount −€54.40") and breaks guests down into adults, children, infants and pets — welcome packs sized right, every time.
Team conversations translate to your preferred language automatically, with a clear "Translated to…" marker so nothing gets lost between languages.
Cleaners can start their walkthrough by simply texting — no waiting for the smart-lock to notice them, no admin needed.
Copy a photo, hit paste in the inbox composer, send. The screenshot you just took reaches the guest in three keystrokes.

Simpler sign-in, smarter invoicing, and supplies you can finally filter.
One click, no password to remember. Your workspace opens with the Google account you already use.
Generate-from-reservation now carries the guest's name, email and address into the invoice, and reservations that already have one show a link instead of tempting you to create a duplicate.
Filter inventory by property, see who added what and where, and click any "Receipt:" entry to open the original document.
Each AI assistant's behaviour is now configurable from the cockpit — instructions, response style and how much it may reason — with every change tracked.
The cost dashboard now groups spending by conversation and shows what each request was about — transparency down to the single question.

Report anything from anywhere in the app — and a few long-requested money features landed too.
Spot something odd? Hit Report, grab a screenshot or a short screen recording, dictate what happened — done. Your report arrives with full context, so it gets acted on fast, without email ping-pong.
WhatsApp notifications now follow each teammate's preferences instead of one global switch — with per-template overrides for the truly critical alerts. Holiday mode: one toggle.
Configure the management fee per property — percentage of gross, percentage of net, or a flat monthly amount — and see it flow through revenue reports, owner statements and payouts.
Pending payouts, the monthly bundle and city tax are real numbers on the overview — no more placeholders.
Vacancy tooltips now separate what the guest sees from what hits your margin, so pricing decisions use the right number.

The inbox learned to search, message templates got a real editor, and the full guest picture opens right from your agenda.
Type a name, a phone number, or a phrase from any conversation — the inbox finds it across all your threads, with the match highlighted.
Check-in instructions, thank-you notes, parking guides — every guest-facing text now has a proper editor with placeholders and per-property overrides. No more hunting through settings.
Opening a conversation from your dashboard now brings the complete reservation context along — contact details, dates, financials, access codes and AI insights in one panel beside the chat.
A public changelog page shows every release — share it with your team or check what's new over morning coffee.

The daily dashboard became a command center: vacancy intelligence inside the calendar, conversations one click from any task, and a faster cleaning flow your team will feel immediately.
Open gaps of two nights or more light up right in the booking calendar, with promotion status at a glance — spot the revenue leak before the weekend does.
Show the AI what you see: hit paste and the image lands in the conversation, ready to be discussed — exactly like a modern chat app.
Every task card carries a chat icon — the guest's conversation slides in from the side without leaving your agenda.
Net revenue, cleaning and management fees, city tax, per-property breakdowns and a what-if simulation — the numbers that drive decisions, all in the app.
Charging history per lock shows every battery event with timestamps — know which locks were serviced before a guest ever stands at the door.
Checklist steps appear instantly, photos attach without extra taps, and special requests arrive translated into each cleaner's language.

Bookkeeping used to be the worst weekend of the month. Now it's a button.
Every month, the platform composes a complete accounting package — sales invoices, platform statements, commission documents and bank movements — and can email it straight to your accountant on schedule. ISDOC files import directly into Slovak and Czech accounting software.
Upload a Booking.com payout statement, an Airbnb earnings report or a bank PDF — the platform parses them into clean, matched records. No more retyping numbers.
Cross-property city-tax reports with per-platform rules — the numbers your municipality wants, without the spreadsheet gymnastics.
Rent, utilities, subscriptions — define them once and they book themselves every month.
Today's work now arrives grouped into four clear lanes — what's due, what's coming, what resolved itself, and what needs you — on the dashboard and in your morning WhatsApp summary.

Cleaners don't open dashboards. They open WhatsApp — so the whole cleaning workflow lives there now.
Cleaners text "plán" and get their week — properties, dates, cleaning windows — in their own language. Off-script messages get a warm, helpful answer instead of a robotic error.
A quick supply-check conversation lets cleaners recount what's on the shelf right from the property — the inventory updates itself, skips included.
Every property gets a beautiful public cleaning manual — step photos included, machine-translated into your team's languages, one link away on any phone.
Attach a photo to your AI chat — a broken lamp, a receipt, a screenshot — and the assistant sees it, understands it and acts on it.

Describe the automation you want in a sentence — the AI assembles it.
Type "remind guests about parking the day before arrival" and the AI Task Builder creates the full automation — trigger, timing, conditions, message — ready to review and activate. It can update existing automations the same way.
Task cards can now carry your own action buttons — with smart placeholders that pre-fill guest names, dates, codes or any detail from the reservation.
Every guest conversation is analysed for mood and intent — so you see who needs attention before it becomes a review.
Try any automation against a past reservation and watch exactly what it would have done — before it ever touches a real guest.

Inventory stopped being a guess, and the calendar learned to tell stories.
Track stock per property, add deliveries by photographing the receipt, and let low-stock levels create restock tasks automatically — toilet paper never surprises you again.
A horizontal calendar shows every property's bookings at a glance — same-day turnovers split neatly in half, and one click opens the guest conversation.
Amenities, room details and capacity flow in from your channel manager automatically — your listings and your operations finally agree.
Generate door codes for a teammate across all of a property's locks — smart lock and building entrance together.

Completing a task can now do the work for you.
Finishing a task can send the guest a message, update the reservation, or revoke access codes after checkout — automatically, in any combination.
Answer guests from the dashboard or straight from WhatsApp with your saved templates — in the guest's language, images included.
Payment history per teammate, one-tap "mark paid", and expenses that flow from receipts to reports.
Your data backs itself up every day — restore points you'll hopefully never need, there when you do.

The operations center opened — and it reports to your pocket.
Teammates with roles, availability days, priorities and per-role rates — the whole crew, organised in one place.
Define rules once — "cleaning after every checkout", "welcome message on arrival day" — and tasks appear on schedule, pre-filled and assigned.
Every day at 9:30, WhatsApp delivers your day: check-ins, checkouts, due tasks — with interactive buttons to act right from the chat.
Photograph a receipt and the AI turns it into a categorised expense — supplier, amount, VAT — no typing.

Price with data, not gut feeling.
See what comparable apartments charge on Booking.com and Airbnb — matched across platforms, mapped by location, tracked over time.
Price history and trend views show where your market is heading — and where your rates should be.
Manage pricing, block dates and record direct reservations on one calendar — no channel required.

Guest messaging got a brain and a beautiful new face.
Every guest message arrives with a suggested answer drafted from your property knowledge — review, tweak, send. Minutes per message become seconds.
Teach the platform about each property once — house rules, parking, quirks — and every AI answer draws on it.
Managers and owners get their own accounts with the right level of access — no more shared passwords.
Reports and messages moved into a cleaner three-pane layout that stays readable on a busy day.

Two weeks in, the platform learned what your nights are worth.
The platform derives each property's true base price from months of calendar data — outliers removed, weekends split — so every pricing decision starts from reality.
Live checks of your Booking.com and Airbnb listings reveal the price guests actually see — promotions detected, gaps flagged.
Model next season before it happens: occupancy assumptions in, projected revenue out.
Import past Booking.com and Airbnb reservations so your reports start with the full picture, not from zero.
The first release: guest access that handles itself.
A confirmed booking generates everything a guest needs to get in — a personal smart-lock PIN and a building-entrance QR code — delivered without you lifting a finger.
Reservations flow in from your channel manager the moment they're booked — names, dates and stays, always in sync.
Nights, fees, platform commissions and your actual payout — per property, per month, from day one.
Every conversation tracked with response stats and ratings — the foundation everything since is built on.