Hosts answer the same six questions every week, brief the cleaner before every changeover, and still wonder if the place is actually ready. Simple Places runs that loop. One guest link before arrival, in their language. SimpleBot answers during the stay. The cleaner works to a reference photo per room. At sign-off, photos of every room are filed and low stock flagged. Booking tools stop at the door. Guidebook apps cover arrival. Neither speaks to the cleaner. Neither keeps a record.

Simple Places is live today. Until now, it's only been running in the five properties testing it. It runs the changeover loop and keeps a record of it. The guest link is the part people notice first and it's the part I care least about. Guidebook apps have done that for years. What none of them do is talk to the cleaner. The cleaner works to a reference photo per room instead of a list of words. At sign-off, photos of every room are filed against the property and anything running low gets flagged. A host can see the place is ready without being anywhere near it, and if a guest claims otherwise a month later the photos already exist. Management companies pay a second person to walk the property behind the cleaner. This is that without the second person. Setup is about ten minutes for a simple property. Founder price is £14.99 per property per month (cheaper on annual plan), 14 days free first. If you've got a property and want a go with it, reach out. Looking forward to the feedback.