Who asked first, checking with everyone in the group, always reminding guests of the checklist. Mooring is a private booking app built to solve these challenges and keep everything organised for everyone.
Households forget who booked the weekend, the house is double booked and one person has to keep track of it all.
What Mooring does
Every request and every decision is a dated record on the stay itself, with the note that went either way attached to it. Nobody has to remember, and nobody has to be believed.
They field every request, they hold every date in their head, and they are the only one who can answer. It works for a while, but suddenly they're calling around, checking messages and ultimately forgetting who's in the house and when.
What Mooring does
On the paid plans, co-owners manage the home beside you, on the same calendar in Mooring, with the same ability to answer. No stay waits on one person's phone.
Something is on the calendar and it looks like the house is taken. Others avoid booking, assuming it is not available.
What Mooring does
Every booking in Mooring asks if the guests are happy to share the place or if they'd prefer it to themselves. No more wondering or asking around.
The curtains remain open, the floor isn't cleaned and the bins weren't put out. No one's sure of what to do when they arrive and depart.
What Mooring does
On the paid plans, an owner writes an arrival and a departure checklist once and every guest gets it, so the bins get taken out and everything's locked up on the way out.
The wifi password, the bin day, the door code, the trick with the back door. All of it needs to be passed on every time.
What Mooring does
The guest handbook is attached to the house. It unlocks when a stay is confirmed, so a door code is only ever readable by someone who has actually been invited in.
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Where it is, how many it sleeps, and a nightly rate if there is one. It is never listed anywhere and never appears in a search: it exists only for the people you invite.
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An open invitation for the ones who stay regularly, a one-time one for the friend just staying for a night. Unlimited on every plan, and revocable at any time.
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The week to paint the walls or the weekends you want yourself. Everyone invited sees the same calendar so no one's asking for the days you've reserved.
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Approve or decline with a note either way. Write the handbook once, and it's there for every stay.
A link and an email address. There is no password to set and nothing to download.
The calendar shows what's free, so nobody asks for the nights that are already taken.
Approved or declined, with your note attached, rather than buried in a group chat.
The next stay sits at the top of their screen with days to go, the guest handbook underneath it and, on the paid plans, the checklists for their stay.
Longer reads on the same problems are in the guides, and what each plan includes is on the plans page.
Jetty is free: one home, 3 active bookings, and unlimited invitations. No card, and nothing to cancel.