If you're an independent short-term rental host, you already know the problem: your bookings live in Airbnb, your other bookings live in Booking.com, and your direct guests live in a notebook, a spreadsheet, or your memory. Add up the cleaning fees, platform commissions, and maintenance costs, and figuring out your actual monthly profit becomes a part-time job of its own.
That's the gap Tracktar was built to close.
One dashboard, every platform
Tracktar pulls your bookings from Airbnb, Booking.com, and direct reservations into a single calendar and revenue view. Instead of logging into three different systems to understand how your property is performing, you get one number that tells the real story.
Know your numbers, not just your bookings
Revenue alone doesn't tell you whether a property is actually profitable. Tracktar tracks your expenses alongside your income — cleaning costs, platform fees, maintenance, and anything else that eats into your margin — so your monthly profit is calculated automatically, not estimated at tax time.
Built for hosts, not for travelers
Most tools in the short-term rental space are designed around the guest experience. Tracktar takes a different approach: it's a financial dashboard first, designed the way a host actually needs to see their business — clean, dark, data-forward, and free of clutter.
Who it's for
Tracktar is built for independent hosts managing one property or several, especially those listing across multiple platforms who are tired of reconciling numbers by hand. If you've ever opened a spreadsheet and lost twenty minutes just trying to remember which booking belongs to which guest, this is for you.
What's next
Tracktar is in active development, with multi-property comparison, booking calendars, and expense breakdowns rolling out as core features. The goal is simple: give independent hosts the clarity that bigger property management companies already have, without the overhead.
Ready to see your numbers in one place? Visit tracktar.com to learn more.