SHORT-LET TURNOVER REPORTS
TurnSnap
Turnover photos. WhatsApp share.
TurnSnap is built for the two hours between one guest leaving and the next arriving. You shoot before and after, and it hands you something you can send the host — a WhatsApp strip or a branded PDF with your name and your payment link on it.
14-day trial. Solo £6.99/mo or £59/yr.
Team £14.99/mo or £129/yr. Android.
ONE TURNOVER, END TO END
The app has no dashboard to learn. A turnover moves through four states, and the screen only ever shows you the next thing to do with it.
A turnover sits on a property with a date and a time. You made it, or the booking feed did.
Start now stamps the clock. From here the job is two tiles: a Before tile and an After tile, both fed straight from the camera.
Photos are in, notes and voice memos are attached, and the report has been generated. It is waiting on you to send it.
The host has it. The turnover drops into the month count on Today, with its payout added to the running total.
Shot on arrival, while it still looks like the last guest lived there.
Shot from the same spot on the way out. The report pairs them in order.
Notes go on with a timestamp. Voice memos too, when your hands are wet and typing is not happening.
The preview screen lets you pick the format before anything is shared, so a chatty host gets the strip and an agency gets the paperwork.
JPEG STRIP · 1080 WIDE
A single tall image: your business name in a banner across the top, then each before-and-after pair stacked down the page. It opens inline in the chat, so nobody has to download anything to look at it.
Solo adds a dedicated WhatsApp button that pre-fills the message to the host's number from the property record. Without it, the standard Android share sheet does the job.
PDF · A4, MULTI-PAGE
Photos are compressed to roughly 150 DPI and the document is built off the main thread, so a 20-photo turnover does not lock up a cheap phone.
BOOKING FEED
Every booking platform worth using exports an iCal link. Paste one onto a property and TurnSnap reads the checkout date of every booking in it, then creates a scheduled turnover for that day — at whatever hour you set for that property, 11:00 unless you change it.
It only runs when you tap Sync. Nothing scrapes in the background, nothing sits on your battery, and days that already have a turnover are skipped rather than duplicated.
TurnSnap is an independent app. It reads a calendar file you give it and has no affiliation with any booking platform.
WHAT SYNC DOES
Scroll sideways, or use the arrow keys
Screens shown with the sample data the app loads for testing. The names, addresses and phone numbers in them are invented.
Both plans open with a 14-day trial and neither has a lifetime option — this one is a subscription, because the cloud side of it costs money every month it runs.
Solo
£6.99/mo
or £59 a year
Team
£14.99/mo
or £129 a year
Assigning a named worker to a specific turnover is on the roadmap in the app, not in this version.
Free
£0
after the trial
Which is worth being careful about. The phone is the original: every property, turnover, note and photo lives in local storage first, and the reports are built there too.
Cloud backup is a switch in Settings that starts off. Turn it on and TurnSnap signs in anonymously, then queues your records up when there is a connection. Location data is stripped out of photos before they leave the phone, and that default is on.
Export everything as a zip of JSON and photos whenever you like. Deleting the account removes local and cloud copies. The TurnSnap privacy policy sets out what is stored and where.
Your choice at the preview. A 1080-wide JPEG strip of before-and-after pairs, sized for WhatsApp, or an A4 PDF carrying your business name and contact details, the property, the date, every pair, your notes and a payment link with a QR code.
No, but any booking calendar that exports an iCal feed will do. Paste the https link onto a property and TurnSnap creates a turnover for the day each booking checks out. It syncs when you tap Sync, never in the background. TurnSnap is an independent app and is not affiliated with Airbnb.
The work does. Properties, turnovers, photos, notes and both report formats are built on the phone. A connection is needed to fetch an iCal feed, to send the report, and for cloud backup if you switch it on.
Only if you want cloud backup or the Team plan. Cloud backup is off until you turn it on, and it signs in anonymously — no email, no password. Photo location data is stripped before upload by default.
Solo is one cleaner on one phone, at £6.99 a month or £59 a year. Team adds a shared workspace for up to five workers who join with an invite code, at £14.99 a month or £129 a year. The reports are identical on both.
Ten photos per turnover, a line on the PDF saying it was made with the free version, no payment block, and the WhatsApp button falls back to the standard share sheet. Everything is open for the first 14 days.
Two weeks of everything, then decide. Set up one property and shoot one turnover.