Casamo: Long-Stay Shortlists for Remote Workers
Checks Airbnb and Booking.com listings against a traveler's must-haves, then returns qualified choices with visible support and questions for the host.
Project overview · 42 seconds
A long stay needs more than marketplace filters
Remote workers booking a furnished place for several weeks need more than a Wi-Fi or workspace tag. They need to know what the photos, listing details, amenities, and recent reviews can support before they commit money and travel plans.
Casamo checks Airbnb and Booking.com listings against the traveler’s must-haves, then returns a shortlist of places that passed. Anything the source material cannot establish stays visible as a question for the host.
Make the must-haves explicit before search
Return qualified choices instead of filling a quota.
A listing stays off the shortlist when it fails a required priority. When enough places qualify, the report returns 6–10 choices and gives each one equal space rather than declaring a universal winner.
Show what supports each claim.
The report marks a requirement as supported, needing confirmation, contradicted, or not evaluated. It also links that status to the photo, amenity, listing detail, or review behind it.
From trip brief to saved report
Search the market or compare exact links.
A traveler can enter a destination and dates or paste 2–10 Airbnb or Booking.com links. Both paths use the same requirements and listing checks.
Keep longer scans out of the request path.
The scan runs as background work, preserves its source material, saves the finished report, and restores the scan credit when a run fails or is unusable.
Support both one-time and repeat use.
The beta includes one free eligible scan. One-time and monthly plans add clear allowances for travelers who need more searches.
A working product with uncertainty left visible
Casamo is live with accounts, saved reports, scan allowances, payments, and the background processing needed to check a large set of listings. The report does not pretend that every marketplace claim can be verified from a screen.
People can try a full scan before choosing a plan.
The beta starts with one free eligible scan, followed by one-time or monthly scan plans for repeat use.
The report does not pad the shortlist with weak matches.
When enough listings meet every must-have, Casamo returns 6–10 qualified choices and gives each one room for comparison.
Each priority shows what the listing can prove.
Photos, amenities, listing details, and reviews show what is supported, contradicted, not evaluated, or still needs confirmation.
Unknown details stay open instead of becoming guesses.
Casamo keeps unresolved details as host questions and sends the traveler back to the original marketplace to book.
The product from intake to listing detail
The screens move from the traveler’s requirements to qualified choices and the source material behind each status.
Travelers can search Airbnb and Booking.com or paste 2–10 listing links, then set the requirements each stay must meet.
The report shows how much was checked. Rank helps order the choices without hiding the other qualified stays.
The detail view connects a requirement to photos, amenities, listing details, or reviews and keeps any remaining gap visible.
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