AirLedger reads your Airbnb Reservations page and counts real checkouts, flags same-day turnarounds, and tracks revenue by listing — so you can check a cleaner invoice without a spreadsheet. 100% local, zero data collected, free.
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Hey Product Hunt 👋
I built AirLedger after doing the same annoying thing every month as an
Airbnb host: opening my Reservations page and manually counting how many
guests actually checked out, so I could check whether my cleaner's
invoice matched reality. Airbnb's own dashboard doesn't give you that
number anywhere — you either trust the invoice blindly or build a
spreadsheet by hand, reservation by reservation.
So AirLedger does the counting for you. Open your Reservations page,
click Scan, and it reads the data Airbnb already loaded on the page —
dates, listings, status, payout — and turns it into a clean count for any
date range, broken down per listing, with same-day-turnaround alerts
(those are the ones that often carry a rush-cleaning surcharge worth
double-checking) and a revenue view that splits a stay's income
pro-rata by night when it spans two months, instead of dumping it all
into one.
A couple of things I care about that shaped how I built it:
- It's genuinely local-first. There's no backend at all — everything is
read from the page you're already looking at and stored in Chrome's
local storage. Nothing is ever sent anywhere.
- It works in English and French, with more languages easy to add if
people want them.
- It's free, with no account and no ads.
This is a first release, built and tested against my own listings, so
if you're an Airbnb host (or know one), I'd genuinely love for you to
try it and tell me where the numbers look wrong or where the flow is
confusing — that feedback is exactly what I'm here for today.
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Thanks for taking a look 🙏
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How does it actually pull the reservation data if everything runs locally, do I need to export a CSV or does it read straight from the page while I am logged in?
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@sedanurazaaa70 Good question! Right now, the extension reads the data directly from the page while you're logged into your account, no manual CSV export needed. Everything runs and processes locally in your browser, so no data ever touches our servers, that's actually one of the core design choices behind AirLedger and something we think adds real value for anyone handling sensitive reservation data.
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Would love to see a simple export to CSV or PDF so I can hand the cleaner numbers straight over without screenshotting. Right now I have to copy the totals into a message manually.
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@c_kurtar55949 Thanks for the feedback, this is a great suggestion! You're right, it would genuinely add a lot of value, right now the manual copy-paste step undercuts the whole "clean numbers" experience we're trying to deliver. We'll add it to our roadmap, a CSV export first, and likely a polished PDF option after that for when you need to hand things straight to a client or accountant. Really appreciate you flagging this, it's exactly the kind of feedback that shapes what we build next!
How does it actually pull the reservation data if everything runs locally, do I need to export a CSV or does it read straight from the page while I am logged in?
@sedanurazaaa70 Good question! Right now, the extension reads the data directly from the page while you're logged into your account, no manual CSV export needed. Everything runs and processes locally in your browser, so no data ever touches our servers, that's actually one of the core design choices behind AirLedger and something we think adds real value for anyone handling sensitive reservation data.
Would love to see a simple export to CSV or PDF so I can hand the cleaner numbers straight over without screenshotting. Right now I have to copy the totals into a message manually.
@c_kurtar55949 Thanks for the feedback, this is a great suggestion! You're right, it would genuinely add a lot of value, right now the manual copy-paste step undercuts the whole "clean numbers" experience we're trying to deliver. We'll add it to our roadmap, a CSV export first, and likely a polished PDF option after that for when you need to hand things straight to a client or accountant. Really appreciate you flagging this, it's exactly the kind of feedback that shapes what we build next!