Manage booking requests, your calendar and your prices from your phone. Get notified the moment a guest books or a conflict shows up with Airbnb or Booking.com.
Download for Android.apk file · ~1 MB · Android 7.0+
Scan with your phone
Open your camera and point it at the QR code
A couple more taps than the Play Store, but it takes under a minute the first time.
Tap the button above on your Android phone. The .apk file downloads in a few seconds.
Android asks you to allow installs from your browser. Tap “Settings”, turn on “Allow from this source”, then go back.
Open the download notification or find the file in “Downloads”. Tap it to start the install.
Google Play Protect may show a warning (normal for apps outside the Play Store). Tap “Install anyway”. Done!
Android shows this warning for any app that isn’t installed from the Google Play Store. It doesn’t mean the app is unsafe — it’s just an Android precaution. Our .apk is signed with our official developer key, exactly like a Play Store app.
Content refreshes every time you open the app. No need to download a new version to get improvements.
Get an instant alert for every new booking, cancellation or conflict with an external channel.
The iOS version is on its way. Until then, add HomestAI to your home screen from Safari for a similar experience.
For now we let you download the app directly. It’s the same file we would publish on the Play Store — just without Google’s review, which can take several days per update.
The app is cryptographically signed with our developer key — the same mechanism Play Store apps use. Android’s “unknown source” warning only means you’re installing outside the Play Store, not that the app is dangerous.
The app’s content (your bookings, calendar, settings) updates automatically every time you open it — no re-download. You only need a new .apk if we change the icon, the name or the Android version, and we’ll email you when that happens.
The iOS app is in the works. Meanwhile, you can use HomestAI on iPhone straight from Safari — tap “Share”, then “Add to Home Screen”. It feels almost exactly like a native app.
About 1 MB to download and very little space once installed — the app is a light shell that opens HomestAI full screen.