Give owners a branded place to see the work, the completed reports, the guest reviews on their property, and the schedule — and to raise a request straight into your team’s queue instead of your voicemail.
What the owner sees: released reports for their own properties, nothing else.
An owner-raised issue: internal notes stay internal, and one toggle controls what the owner sees.
Private guest feedback, extracted into work you can act on.
Your logo and colors, not ours.
Owners see their properties and nothing else.
Photo-backed proof of work, on your timing.
Requests flow into your queue automatically.
Owners never see internal workflow vocabulary.
Mark any note internal or owner-visible.
They set their own password. No account admin for you.
Owners hear about progress without logging in.
Access ends when the agreement does.
“Before Gnarly Host, I was constantly playing phone tag between guests and cleaners. Now everything happens automatically, and I’ve reclaimed 10+ hours per week while actually making more money.”
“The revenue sharing feature is genius. Our cleaners are now motivated to accommodate more requests, and our guest satisfaction scores have never been higher. It’s a win-win-win.”
“Gnarly Host eliminated the headache of coordinating early check-ins. Our guests love the instant process, and we’re making an extra $200+ per property every month without any extra work.”
These pieces are designed to hand off to each other. Here is what connects to this one.
Their own properties, the completed work reports you have released, the guest reviews on their property, and any requests they have raised.
No. Notes are internal by default. Each note has its own owner-visible toggle, and so does each issue.
Only if you want them to. Reports are released on your timing, after your team has reviewed the work.
Straight from their portal. It lands in your queue as a tracked issue rather than as a voicemail.
Yes. Once a vendor picks a date, the owner sees it in their portal without anyone relaying it.
The photos are already there. Just let them see them.