HostLog remembers what you changed on your listing and what your numbers did next — automatically. Every edit lands on your metrics chart, and one click tells you whether it worked.
You swap a photo, tweak the price, rewrite the description — and a week later the numbers move. Airbnb keeps no record of what you changed or when, so you're left guessing. HostLog keeps both halves in one place: what you changed, and what your metrics did next.
While you browse your host dashboard, HostLog captures impressions, click-through, page views, and conversion into a weekly history that keeps growing — well past whatever window Airbnb shows you.
Each time you open the listing editor, HostLog snapshots your title, photos, price, discounts, availability, and amenities — and logs whatever changed since last time, automatically.
Changed something outside the editor? Add it by hand with a date, category, and note — right alongside the auto-detected changes.
Your metrics are plotted as running charts with every logged change marked on the timeline — hover a change to see it against the trend.
One click compares the weeks before and after a change and only calls it “improved” or “declined” when the shift is real — with the before/after numbers to back it up.
Find past changes by keyword or category, sort by date, and see at a glance which were auto-detected and which you logged by hand.
HostLog has no server holding your data. Your metrics history and change log live locally in your browser — nobody else's database, nothing to sign up for.
If yours isn't here, ask us directly — reach out through the signup form below.
Passively. While you browse your Airbnb host dashboard the way you already do, HostLog captures your listing’s key metrics — impressions, click-through rate, page views, and booking conversion — and builds a weekly history that keeps growing for as long as you use it.
No. Every time you visit your listing editor, HostLog snapshots your title, description, cover photo, gallery order, price, discounts, availability rules, and amenities, and automatically logs anything that changed since the last visit. You can also add manual entries for changes made anywhere else.
It compares the weeks before and after the change, filters out normal noise, and waits out slow-moving metrics — bookings take longer to add up than impressions. A result is only called “improved” or “declined” when the shift is real, and every verdict comes with the before/after numbers so you can see the evidence yourself.
Locally, in your browser — HostLog has no server holding your history. You can export everything to a JSON file any time, for backup or to move between devices, and import it back with one click.
HostLog is built for Airbnb: it works inside your Airbnb host dashboard and listing editor. It fits any host who edits their listing more than once — from a single property to a whole portfolio.
HostLog is free for one listing — automatic metrics sync, the change log, and automatic tracking of your Airbnb edits are all included, forever. Upgrading unlocks time ranges of a year or more on the metrics chart and support for multiple listings, at $5/month, $35/year, or a one-time $75 lifetime deal for the first 50 buyers.
Yes — HostLog is live on the Chrome Web Store. Install it, open your Airbnb host dashboard, and it starts building your history right away.
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