For hosts who manage their own units
Upkeep between guests, ticked off by your cleaner
Keep the slow jobs out of your head: filters, descaling, mattress turns, battery swaps. Your cleaner opens a link, sees what is due this turnover, and ticks it off. You see what is overdue before the next guest.
Harbour flat
- Overdue
- 1
- Before next guest
- 3
- Missed last turnover
- 0
- Supplies low
- 1
- Descale the kettleOverdue
- Change the bed linenThis turnover
- Wash the extractor filterDue Wed 18 Nov
- Restock the welcome basketTicked by Cleaner A
Three steps
- Add a unit and its jobs. A nickname for the place, then each job with your own interval: every stay, every so many days, or every so many months. Mark the ones only you do as host only.
- Send your cleaner a link. They open it on their phone with no app or account, tick what is due, flag supplies running low, and tap Turnover finished.
- See what is left. Each unit shows what is overdue, what must happen before the next guest, what was missed at the last turnover and which supplies are low.
Jobs hosts often add first
Titles only. You set every interval: use the one from the manufacturer or your local rules.
- Change the bed linen
- Restock the welcome basket
- Descale the kettle
- Rotate the mattress
- Wash the duvet inners
- Clean the oven
- Wash the extractor filter
- Check the spare light bulbs
- Defrost the freezer
- Swap the remote control batteries
The rules, what is stored and for how long are on how Turnchores works and the privacy page. The FAQ covers cleaners, intervals, missed turnovers and deleting your data.
Free covers one unit with one cleaner link. See what a paid plan adds.