Long-term and short-term rentals · Android

Rental virtual tours for landlords and Airbnb hosts

Film a flat or an apartment with an Android phone. Tenants can walk through it in their browser before a viewing; short-stay guests can see it on your own website, your social pages, or via a link you send after they book.

See an exampleComing soon to Google Play

The same kitchen in a 3D tour in daylight: oven, sink, a bottle of water on the counter, an open suitcase in front

Example tour

How it works

Film

Walk slowly through the place with an Android phone. The app shows what's already filmed and tells you when to slow down, turn on a light or go back. A room takes 2–3 minutes of filming, a flat with 2–3 rooms about 10.

Send

The capture uploads to the cloud on its own — you can close the app, and a dropped connection picks up where it left off. The tour is usually ready in half an hour to a few hours; you'll get a notification.

One short link — for a chat, a listing or an email. It opens in the browser on phones and computers, with no app and no sign-up.

Who it's for

Landlords

Fewer viewings that end with “not quite right”: the layout and condition are visible in advance.

Short-stay hosts

On your website or social pages, the tour shows the bed, the kitchen and the bathroom while people are still choosing; sent after a booking, it helps guests find their way before check-in.

Anyone managing several flats

Each one gets its own tour and link. After a renovation or new furniture, just film a new tour.

What to know

A tour shows the place exactly as it was filmed: put away personal things and documents, and film with no people in the frame.
Links can be forwarded. Once the place is let, close the link or replace it — the old one stops working at once.
Glass and mirrors come out worse — you'll notice it in the bathroom.
There are no measurements or floor plans.

Tour links in the terms