- Airbnb · Booking.com · Vrbo
- Any iCal feed
- No double entry
Your booking calendar, finally shared
Paste one iCal link and the calendar you already run becomes the calendar your cleaner works from — stays appear on their own, and each sync turns checkouts into cleans.
THE END OF DOUBLE ENTRY
Stop retyping your bookings into somebody's spreadsheet
Every stay already lives in your booking platform. Copying it anywhere else — a text, a sheet, a screenshot — is how turnovers get missed.
Allset reads the calendar the platform already publishes. Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo each hand out an iCal link; paste it once and the stays flow in, checkouts surface as cleans, and nothing is ever typed twice.
From link to clean, in four moves
What connecting actually involves — and what runs by itself afterwards.
Copy the iCal link
Every major platform publishes one — Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo included. It lives in your listing's calendar settings.
Paste it into Allset
Each property holds one feed — the calendar that carries its bookings. That is the whole setup.
Stays appear on their own
Bookings land on the shared calendar with each sync, and stay in step with the platform without anyone retyping them.
Checkouts become cleans
Each sync turns the checkouts it brings in into cleans to assign — the cleaner's calendar is built out of your bookings.
If it publishes a calendar, Allset reads it
The mechanism is deliberately boring: iCal is the one format every booking platform already speaks.
Airbnb, Booking.com, Vrbo
The big three, each by the iCal link their own calendar settings hand out.
Any iCal feed
Smaller platforms, direct-booking tools and personal calendars — if it publishes an iCal link, it connects.
One feed per property
Listed in three places? Point Allset at the calendar that carries all of that place's bookings.
Read-only by design
Allset reads your feeds; it never writes into your booking platform. Your listings stay untouched.
In step at every sync
The calendar re-reads your feeds on a schedule, so it stays in step without anyone tending it.
One view for both sides
You and your cleaner look at the same turnover — the whole point of connecting.
BUILT ON iCAL
No integration to beg for, no API keys
iCal is the open format the whole booking world already publishes. That is why connecting is a paste, not a project.
Join the waitlist- Read-only — Allset never writes into your booking platform
- A dropped signal loses nothing your cleaner records — it is saved on their phone first
- Every clean it creates carries the property's brief and checklist
- Connecting is free — your first property, and your cleaner, always
Connected in five moves
Most of this is copying and pasting one link per platform.
Create your free account
In the browser, on any phone or computer — no card, no call.
Add the property
Address and brief first, so the cleans this calendar creates carry them.
Find the iCal link
In the platform's calendar settings — every major platform publishes one.
Paste it into the property
One feed per platform, as many as the property is listed on.
Watch the stays arrive
Bookings appear with the sync, which turns their checkouts into cleans.
Frequently asked questions
How do I share my Airbnb calendar with my cleaner?
Copy the iCal export link from Airbnb's calendar settings, paste it into your property in Allset, and invite your cleaner. You both see the same stays, and the sync turns checkouts into cleans on the calendar you now share.
Does Allset change anything in my booking platform?
No. iCal feeds are read-only — Allset reads what the platform publishes and never writes anything back into your listings.
How quickly do booking changes come through?
The calendar re-reads your feeds on a schedule, so changes arrive at the next sync rather than instantly — and nobody has to remember to pass them on, which is the part that used to go wrong.
Can one property have several calendars?
Yes. If a property is listed on Airbnb, Booking.com and Vrbo, paste all three feeds — they land together on that property's calendar.
What if my platform is not Airbnb, Booking.com or Vrbo?
If it publishes an iCal link — and most booking systems do — it connects exactly the same way.
What does connecting cost?
Nothing to connect a calendar — a feed is part of the product. If you own the property, Allset is free for you outright, with no limit. If you run the cleaning, the first property is free and it is priced by how many are active after that, paid on the web.