A smart lock and remote management of your Airbnb flat
Handing over keys without meeting, heating controlled by bookings and water leak alerts. How to make managing a short-term rental easier and simpler.
Short-term letting means frequent key handovers, keeping an eye on the heating between stays and worrying about what is happening in the flat when you are not there. Smart devices can take over a large part of this work.
A smart lock instead of handing over keys
Each guest gets their own code, valid only for the length of their stay. You do not have to meet anyone, there are no lost keys, and the app shows you when the flat was opened. Some locks can be connected to the booking system, so the codes are created automatically.
- Choose a lock that suits your door and cylinder.
- Keep an eye on the batteries and have a backup way of opening the door.
- Let the code expire automatically after each stay.
Heating by bookings
Between stays the flat can be kept at a lower temperature and heat itself up before the guest arrives. You control battery-powered thermostatic radiator valves from your phone wherever you are, and you save on energy.
Sensors that keep watch for you
- A water leak sensor under the washing machine, dishwasher or water heater.
- A smoke detector with alerts to your phone.
- Open window sensors, for example when a guest leaves with a window wide open.
Mind cameras and your guests' privacy
Airbnb bans cameras inside the accommodation, and outdoor devices must be listed in the advert. Instead of cameras, use sensors that do not record images. Keep access to the apps on your own accounts and give guests only temporary codes.
Remote access
You control the whole system from your phone. If you manage several flats, it pays to have everything in one system and to set up alerts for unexpected events, such as the door opening outside a stay or a water leak.
For landlords we offer a package with a lock, heating, sensors and remote access. We set everything up so that you can manage the flat remotely.