Every room ready, every day.

A phone app for housekeepers and a live board for supervisors — schedules build themselves from arrivals and checkouts, and status flows back the moment a room is done.

Housekeeping
The week, planned 21 tasks · 12h 50m
Mon15 Tue16 Wed17 Thu18 Fri19 Sat20 Sun21
Floor 2
201 E Stayover 20 F Departure 60 B Check 10
202 B Departure 60 E Stayover 20
203 F Linen 30 E Departure 60 B Stayover 20
Floor 3
301 B Departure 60 F Linen 30
302 F Stayover 20 E Departure 60 B Stayover 20
303 E Check 10 B Departure 60
Floor 4
401 B Departure 60 E Stayover 20 F Departure 60
402 F Stayover 20 B Check 10 E Departure 60
Rooms ready 15/35 for today’s arrivals
Cleaning progress 0%
Checkouts to turn 11 left on the board
On shift 4 attendants
Room status ReadyTo cleanCleaningStayover
Floor 2
201 202 203 204 205 206 207 208 209
Floor 3
301 302 303 304 305 306 307 308 309
Floor 4
401 402 403 404 405 406 407 408 409
Floor 5
501 502 503 504 505 506 507 508 509
What you get

Made for one job, done properly.

Schedules build themselves

Departure cleans, stayovers and linen changes are planned automatically every morning. No paper lists.

Today 4 201 204 108 305

An app made for the floor

Housekeepers see their rooms and tap when they start and finish. Big buttons, six languages.

204 Start Done 204 Departure Cleaning Done

Supervisor sign-off

Supervisors inspect and release rooms — the front desk sees “inspected” the second it happens.

204 Room status Clean Inspected

Checkout starts the clock

The moment reception checks a guest out, the room jumps into today’s cleaning queue.

204 Queue 204

Flag problems from the room

Damage or maintenance? Report it from the phone, straight to the manager’s board.

204 Manager

Know your pace

Rooms per shift and time per room, so busy days get staffed right.

Min / room avg 26 201 204 108

Maintenance tickets that block rooms

Issues escalate to tickets with priority and assignee — the room goes out of order if needed.

204 Blocked

Live board & command center

Every floor colour-coded live, with KPIs and a projected all-rooms-ready time.

Live board 62% 74% 86%

Minibar & linen tracked

Consumables post to stock when a clean completes — minibar use lands on the guest folio by itself.

Minibar Linen Folio €3.50 €2.00

See the housekeeping app in action

Built for intuitive use on the floor — big targets, one screen per room, and everything reachable with one hand.

10:34
Task list (6)

Check-out

103 General cleaning DIR H
108 General cleaning DIR N
107 General cleaning DIR N
112 General cleaning CLE N

Stayover

89 Refresh DIR H
75 Refresh DIR N

Extra tasks

101 Amenities Extra towels High
Started10:34
Room statusDirty · in progress CategoryCheck-out Task typeGeneral cleaning Guests2

To-do list

Trash & linen

Remove trash Replace linen Vacuum & mop

Bathroom

Clean shower Clean sink Clean toilet

Amenities

ItemStandardUsed Soap 2 0 + Shampoo 2 0 + Shower gel 2 0 + Towel 2 0 +

Minibar

ItemStandardFoundMissing Water 2 0 + 2 Beer 2 2 + 0 Snacks 2 2 + 0 Wine 2 2 + 0

Anything missing?

Towels Bed linen Pillow Glasses Iron Kettle

Final checks

Room smells fresh Curtains set AC to standard Lights to standard
Finish cleaning Skip
Room 103 is ready Sent to the supervisor for sign-off. 6 rooms left today
The problem

Paper lists, walkie-talkies, and someone shouting “204 is ready” down the corridor.

Every room and every task on one board — updated the second a room changes, seen by the desk before the guest reaches it.

  • 300 hours saved monthly
  • 60% faster room servicing
  • 2x ROI in the first year

Stop cleaning in chaos. Move to FOYER.

Your rules

You decide what a clean actually is

Set what counts as a general clean, when a stayover gets a light refresh, how often linen is changed — by room type, by rate, by length of stay. FOYER follows your standard, not ours.

WhenDo
Guest checks out General clean
Stayover · suites Linen change
Stayover · other nights Light refresh
Add rule
Then it runs itself

Nobody has to assign anything

The moment reception checks a guest out, the task exists, it is already on a housekeeper’s phone, and the front desk can see exactly where it stands.

Guest checks out 11:02
General clean created 11:02
Assigned to Elira 11:03
Desk sees “inspected” 12:20
The flow, hour by hour

A morning on the floors, with FOYER.

From the first list to the last inspection — how a real cleaning day runs when nobody carries paper.

  1. 07:30
    The lists write themselves

    Every housekeeper opens their phone to their own list — departures first, stayovers after, workload balanced.

  2. 08:10
    Cleaning starts

    Tap a room to start — the front desk sees “cleaning” in the same second.

  3. 10:04
    A checkout downstairs

    Room 204 checks out at reception — it joins the queue up here on its own.

  4. 10:40
    Something’s broken

    A dripping shower gets flagged with a photo. The manager’s board has it instantly; the room can be blocked.

  5. 11:15
    Inspection & release

    The supervisor walks the floor and signs rooms off — the grid turns green at the desk.

  6. 14:00
    The day, in numbers

    Time per room, rooms per shift — tomorrow’s staffing decision is already made.

Everything included

The details your team will ask about.

The full inventory — so there are no surprises after the demo.

The daily plan

  • Tasks generated automatically at 05:00
  • Checkout cleans queued the moment guests leave
  • Stayover rules: daily, every N nights, on request
  • Same-day arrivals cleaned first
  • One-tap auto-assignment by workload minutes
  • Rebalance across the team anytime
  • Leave and sick days respected automatically
  • Public-area cleaning schedules
  • Automatic deep-clean scheduling
  • Dirty-room scan fills any gaps
  • Bulk assign and priority actions

On the floor

  • A phone app with big, obvious buttons
  • Guided step-by-step room cleaning
  • Checklists with tap-to-view instructions
  • Six languages — everyone works in their own
  • Pause and skip with logged reasons
  • Issue reports with photos and severity
  • Lost & found with a photo log
  • Do-not-disturb skips, with a reason
  • Open task pool for self-service claiming
  • Shift tracking with end-of-shift summary

Supervision & quality

  • Inspect-and-release before the desk can sell
  • Failed inspections auto-create re-cleans
  • Live room board by floor, with VIP and DND flags
  • Command-center KPIs and all-ready projection
  • Alerts for long-running and overdue cleans
  • Team broadcasts and per-task messaging
  • Push notifications to floor staff
  • Maintenance tickets with room blocking
  • Supervisor overrides with an audit trail
  • Custom work processes per cleaning type

The numbers

  • Time per room, per housekeeper
  • Re-clean and inspection pass rates
  • Arrival on-time statistics
  • Rooms per shift and per day
  • A 7-day baseline catches slow days
  • End-of-shift summaries on record
  • Minibar and amenity usage posted to stock
  • Linen and towel inventory catalogs
  • Fairness you can show the team
  • Everything exportable for payroll
Built for the floor

The app your team will actually use

Housekeepers are not at a desk — they are holding linen in one hand and a phone in the other. So the app is big buttons, one room per screen, and nothing to learn.

  • One hand, one thumb. Every control sits in reach without shifting grip.
  • Six languages. Each person reads the board in their own.
  • No training day. If you can use a phone, you can use it on your first shift.
A housekeeper making up a bed in a hotel room.
Room 103 · Ready Marked by Elira · 10:52

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