Your module mix
Subscribe to exactly these — nothing else to pay for. Your application arrives with this mix pre-selected, and your organisation is provisioned with it on approval.
Room-level tenancies with deposits, monthly invoicing and arrears — members are tenants with real agreements, not rows in a sheet.
Empty rooms sell nightly on your own site; identical rooms pool into one product with fair revenue splits; a new lease automatically refuses if bookings conflict.
House operations: cleaning rosters, work orders, shared-asset inventory from linen to projectors.
Standardised room fit-out packages as you open new houses.
If your model includes unit sales to investors, the pipeline is built in.
This is the actual product
Real screenshots from a live portfolio — the screens your team would work in every day.
Leases, reservations, holds, turnovers — one timeline per unit. Pool lanes hold bookings that get their room at check-in; dashed ghosts are enquiries.
Every tenancy × every month: paid, partial, arrear or due — with invoicing and payment capture inline. The report your rent team lives in.
Direct vs spreadsheets plus an STR channel tool
A lease and a booking can't collide — the database refuses, listing the conflicting reservation codes.
The classic coliving failure: a member arrives to an Airbnb guest's suitcase.
Pool the six identical rooms on floor 2; weekly revenue splits equally among rooms that were actually rentable.
Whichever room the algorithm favoured earns; the others don't.
Your own booking site in six languages, your brand, 0% commission; members, guests and applicants in one people graph.
Your community's front door is an OTA listing.