What the platform does · Bed spaces

Bed spaces billed by the bed — each with its own rate and anniversary.

A room with six beds is six tenancies, not one — six rates, six anniversaries, six balances. The platform counts them the way the business does.

A recording of the real platform — the same walk the bedspace page plays.

  • Named beds under each room, each its own holding on the occupancy ledger — let, billed and closed exactly the way a whole door is.
  • Each bed keeps its own rate and its own billing anniversary — a tenant who moved in on the 31st is billed at month-end in the short months, never skipped.
  • Everything else is the same machinery per bed: the invoice book, the chase, the portal and the gate all speak in beds where the property does.

Who it is for

One kind of business carries this.

The same bed spaces, dressed for each. Every card opens that business’s page, and its demo already has it running.

Asked about bed spaces

Three questions, answered from the help centre.

Bed space and dormitory software, compared for the Philippines

Eight real options for beds, dorms and coliving — Collo, Cloudbeds, Beds24, Sirvoy, res:harmonics and more — compared honestly for a Philippine operator. Read the article →

Deposits: security, electrical and advance rent — recorded once, returned correctly

The three deposits Philippine landlords take, how each is recorded, why they are not income, and how the return is computed at move-out. With a calculator. Read the article →

Repeating invoices: set the schedule once, let the month run itself

A repeating invoice raises itself on the day you choose, with the lines you set, until the tenancy ends. Setting up, changing, pausing, and the nightly run. Read the article →

The questions are the help centre’s own article titles nearest this feature, and every answer is that article’s own summary — nothing typed twice.

Beside bed spaces

What else the platform does.

Start free for six months.

Bed spaces switched on from day one with every other module — and your spreadsheet loaded for you before you log in.

Monday to Saturday, 8am – 7pm Philippine time.

Write whenever suits you — a person answers, in your hours.