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Scheduling, automated

The schedule that used to live in a spreadsheet and a WhatsApp group

bàzilo reads your booking calendars and turns every check-out into a scheduled clean, on its own. When a guest changes their dates, the clean follows them. When a booking is cancelled, the clean goes with it. Nobody has to notice and update anything by hand.

Works with any iCal feed — nearly every booking platform publishes one. Tested end to end on Airbnb.

What it actually does

Scheduling for the day the guests change over

Not a calendar you maintain — a calendar that maintains itself, and a record of what actually happened underneath it.

  • Every check-out becomes a booked clean automatically, the moment the calendar shows it.
  • A booking that moves takes its clean with it — matched to the check-out it belongs to, not the date it happened to land on, so a manual nudge isn't lost either.
  • A cancelled booking removes its clean rather than leaving a stranded job on the schedule.
  • Same-day turnovers are flagged automatically, on every view that shows the day.
  • A timestamped photo and a note come back from whoever did the work — an audit trail, not a WhatsApp thread you have to scroll back through.
Nobody has to be trained

The cleaner taps a link. That's the whole onboarding.

No account, no password, no app-store install, no training call. The link works with no signal once it's loaded once, which matters more than it sounds — basements, stone cottages and lift shafts all block a phone signal the same way.

1

Open the link

Sent once, works all season. No sign-up screen standing between a cleaner and today's jobs.

2

Work the checklist

Whatever the host set for that property, room by room — tick as you go, offline if you have to.

3

Mark it done

One tap, with a photo. The host sees it the moment it happens, not at the end of the day.

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Read the calendars you already publish. Stop maintaining a second one.

Your first property is free, permanently — the same product a six-property pilot runs on today.