Property management for independent hotels, homestays and guest houses. Reception, the guest's phone, the kitchen and the accounts — one system, built for eight to forty rooms.
No installation, no server of your own, no training week. The whole thing runs in a browser and on the phones your staff already carry.
Name, rooms, what you charge. We create it the same day and send you four addresses — one for each app.
Each person opens the link once and adds it to their home screen. It becomes an icon that opens full screen, and updates itself.
One sheet per room. A guest scans it on arrival and has Wi-Fi, the menu, the valley and their bill without finding anyone.
Bookings, orders, housekeeping, stock, salaries and the cash book. Thirty days free before you decide anything.
Not one system with four permission levels. Four apps, each built for the person holding it and nothing else.
Calendar, rates, channels, housekeeping, staff, stock, tax and the cash book.
Wi-Fi, checkout, the valley, room service, the shop, a scooty, and the bill.
Live tickets with elapsed time, the menu, pantry stock — and it reads orders out in Hindi.
Today's tasks, deliveries, shifts, and a record of what was actually done.
Airbnb, Booking.com, MakeMyTrip and the bookings you take on the phone, in the same month view.
They scan the code in the room. Everything they would otherwise have to ask for is already on their phone, in English or Hindi.
The guest orders from their bed. It is on the kitchen screen before they put the phone down, and on the room bill without anyone writing anything.
A proper double-entry cash book, kept as things happen rather than reconstructed in April out of a shoebox.
Vehicle hire tracked properly, because the money and the paperwork both matter when something comes back scratched.
Not per booking. Not a cut of what you take. And a dormitory of eight beds is one room to let, so it counts as one — a property listing two flats, three private rooms and an eight-bed dormitory is six keys, not thirteen.
Eight keys minimum · thirty days free · no card to start. Paid yearly it is ten months rather than twelve. A twelve-key property on Full House is ₹2,028 a month, or ₹20,280 for the year — about what one night of one room brings in.
No. They open a link once and add it to the home screen, which gives them an icon that opens full screen with no browser bar — and updates itself, so a fix reaches every phone without anyone walking round the property.
The apps keep working on what they have already loaded, and the kitchen keeps its current orders on screen. New orders need a connection. Your data lives on the server, not on a phone, so nothing is lost when a device dies.
Every screen, in both languages, switchable per person. The kitchen display can also read an order out loud in Hindi, for a chef who does not read either script comfortably.
As one key. Eight beds you sell individually are still one room you can let, and charging you eight times for it would be dishonest.
You get the database file, or we delete it — your choice, and we do it within the week. Each property is its own file, so nothing of yours is tangled up with anyone else's.
It is in daily production use managing live properties, not a prototype or a waiting list. Every screenshot on this page is the working software rather than a mock-up, and the trial gives you the same system a paying customer runs on.
Thirty days free, no card. Or ask whatever you want first — a real person answers, usually the one who built it.