Payout in bank, expenses in chat
Airbnb pays you on Tuesday. The cleaner's UPI screenshot is in a group on Wednesday. There's no single ledger per property.
Airbnb hosts · homestays · vacation rentals
One Fund per property. Log guest payouts when they hit your bank, track cleaning and repairs, invite your helper — they submit expenses, you approve from anywhere.
Not a wallet · Your money stays in your bank account
Manage 1 listing or 10 — switch between property Funds like chat groups.
Guest payouts land in your bank. Expenses live in WhatsApp. Nobody has a clear P&L per listing.
Airbnb pays you on Tuesday. The cleaner's UPI screenshot is in a group on Wednesday. There's no single ledger per property.
Plumbing, linen, deep clean: spends happen on site. Without approvals, you only find out when margin already slipped.
Each listing has its own income and upkeep. Tracking all of them in notes or Excel doesn't scale past one or two flats.
One Fund per property. Same app your helper uses — with roles and approvals you control.
“2BHK Bandra Sea View” or “Goa Beach Villa” — one Fund per listing. Switch between them from your Funds home.
When Airbnb pays out to your bank, record it in the Fund. Guest payouts and other income show in the shared activity feed.
Share an invite code — like adding someone to a WhatsApp group. They log expenses on site; you see everything in the Fund.
Turn on approvals so spends above your limit need your sign-off. Pay via UPI from noflaw, confirm once — expense lands in the ledger.
Per property
Set a monthly upkeep budget if you want — cleaning, repairs, supplies. See planned vs actual before month-end, not after tax season.
Fund overview, expenses with caps, member invites, and approval settings — the same app treasurers use, tuned for property income and upkeep.
Tell us how many listings you manage and how you track income and expenses today. We're onboarding Airbnb and homestay hosts in the private beta.
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No. noflaw is a ledger, not a property management system. When Airbnb pays out to your bank, log the amount in your property Fund. We don't sync with Airbnb or hold your money.
Yes. You assign roles — owner, admin, member, viewer — and control whether members see all income, all expenses, or only their own. Your helper can log spends without seeing guest payout details if you prefer.
One Fund per property is the recommended setup. Your Funds home lists every listing with its own balance, expenses, and team — so you can compare margin across properties.
We never hold your funds. Guest payouts stay in your bank account. noflaw only records what came in and what went out — like a shared spreadsheet your whole team can trust.
Yes, for them to log expenses and for you to approve on the go. Invite from your Fund — they download once and join with your code.
Still have questions? rai.rudhra13@gmail.com