Built for one property or twenty

The all in one rental management app

Bookings, expenses, and payouts — all in one place, reconciled automatically. Stop losing an evening a month to spreadsheets and start seeing exactly what your property actually makes.

No spreadsheets. No card required to ask a question. Just email us.

Built around how hosting actually works

Every feature exists because a real host needed it — not because it looked good on a features page.

Every booking, one calendar

Log stays from Booking.com, Airbnb, and direct guests side by side. See what's coming up and what's still unpaid at a glance.

Expenses with receipts attached

Snap a photo of a receipt right from your phone. Categorise it, and it's ready for tax season — no shoebox required.

Real reports, not raw data

Income vs. expenses by year, occupancy rate, average nightly rate by platform — the numbers you actually need, already worked out.

Still there with no signal

Out in the middle of nowhere with no coverage? Everything you've already logged is still right there to check. Add something new and it queues quietly, syncing the moment you're back in range.

See what your dashboard would actually look like

A stripped-down preview of the real interface — Dashboard, Bookings, and Expenses.

Overview of Seaview Cottage

Dashboard

Income (2026)
€18,420
Expenses (2026)
€4,110
Net
€14,310
Next bookingDatesSource
M. Byrne12 → 19 AugDirect

All stays across every platform

Bookings

GuestDatesNightsSourceStatus
M. Byrne12 → 19 Aug7DirectConfirmed
K. Novak2 → 6 Aug4Booking.comConfirmed
S. Dubois24 → 28 Jul4AirbnbConfirmed

Everything spent on running Seaview Cottage

Expenses

DatePayeeCategoryAmount
3 AugSparkle CleaningCleaning€85.00
28 JulB&QMaintenance€142.50
15 JulElectric IrelandUtilities€96.20

See a full worked example, year end to year end →

Feels like an app, because it basically is one

No app store, no download, no update prompts. Add it to your home screen once and it opens full-screen with its own icon — exactly like any app you'd have installed the normal way.

On iPhone (Safari)

  1. Open app.hostsassist.com in Safari
  2. Tap the Share icon along the bottom
  3. Scroll down and tap Add to Home Screen
  4. Tap Add — the Hosts Assist icon appears on your home screen

On Android (Chrome)

  1. Open app.hostsassist.com in Chrome
  2. Tap the menu in the top corner
  3. Tap Install app (or Add to Home screen)
  4. Confirm — the Hosts Assist icon appears on your home screen

Takes about ten seconds, and there's nothing to keep updated — new features just show up next time you open it.

Set up once, then it just works

1

We set up your account

Tell us how many properties you're managing and we'll get your account ready — no self-serve signup, no wrong turns.

2

Log as you go

Add a booking when it comes in, snap a receipt when you spend something. Takes seconds, works from your phone.

3

Know your numbers, always

Open the dashboard any time and see exactly where you stand — no more digging through email confirmations in April.

Everything you're already doing, minus the fragile part

Most hosts start with a spreadsheet. It works, until a formula breaks, a cell gets dragged wrong, or you need the numbers from your phone at a turnover.

Task Spreadsheet Hosts Assist
Logging a new bookingCopy a row, edit by hand✓ One form, seconds
Matching payouts to bookingsManual cross-check✓ Linked automatically
Multi-currency bookingsManual rate lookup✓ Converted automatically
Risk of a broken formula or dragged cellAlways there✓ Not possible
Working with no signalDepends on the app✓ Fully offline, syncs later
Receipts for tax seasonSeparate folder or shoebox✓ Attached to the expense
Category breakdown, occupancy, nightly rateBuild it yourself✓ Already worked out
Locking a finished yearHope nobody edits it✓ Locked, enforced
Adding it up on your phonePainful✓ Built for it

Built by a host, for hosts

Hosts Assist started as a spreadsheet for one property, then a personal app for that property, before other hosts started asking to use it too. It's still run by one person — a host who spends real evenings using it themselves to keep their own books straight.

That means features ship because they were actually needed, not because they looked good on a roadmap. And it means the person answering your email is the same person who built the thing you're asking about.

— Jack, Hosts Assist

Curious what this would look like for your property?

Tell us a bit about your setup and we'll walk you through it.

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