Host on every channel. Manage in one place.
Airbnb, Booking.com and direct bookings on one calendar. Turnovers that organize themselves. Occupancy numbers you can actually use. CocoBook is the calm back-office for small vacation rental hosts.
Everything a small host juggles, in one place.
Channels on one calendar
Airbnb and Booking.com sync in via iCal; your direct bookings and blocked dates sync back out. No double bookings between channels.
Turnovers that run themselves
Cleaning before arrival, inspection after checkout — tasks are created from the booking and assigned to your cleaner automatically.
Occupancy you can act on
See which channel fills your weeks, which months lag, and whether your direct-booking share is growing.
Grow the channel that pays no commission.
Repeat guests, friends-of-guests, the neighbor's family — add them as direct bookings with your own seasonal rates and extras. They live on the same calendar and close availability on the platforms through the export feed.
Checkout at 11. Cleaning at 1. Check-in at 3. Handled.
Same-day turnovers are the stressful part of hosting. CocoBook lines up the tasks around the gap between bookings, and your cleaner checks them off from their phone — with photos when it's done.
Host questions.
I host on both Airbnb and Booking.com — can CocoBook sync both?
Yes. Each platform connects with its own iCal feed, so Airbnb and Booking.com reservations land on the same calendar — and CocoBook exports your blocked dates back to both. How iCal sync works →
Can I track direct bookings alongside platform bookings?
Yes. Add direct bookings manually — they sit next to synced platform reservations on the same calendar, and reports show your channel mix so you can see direct booking share grow.
How does CocoBook help with turnovers?
Every booking can prepare its own task chain: cleaning before arrival, checkout inspection after departure. Assign them to your cleaner, who completes them from their phone with photos. More about tasks →
Is CocoBook a channel manager?
No. CocoBook syncs calendars via iCal — bookings and blocked dates, not rates or messages. For small hosts that's usually exactly the sync that's needed, without channel-manager pricing.
Hosting is busy. Your calendar shouldn't be.
Connect your channels and let the back-office run itself.