Running in an afternoon
Three steps, and the calendar starts protecting itself.
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Add the property
The address, the owner, the time zone. Check-in and check-out are local to the building, not to wherever you happen to be sitting.
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Add the units
What a guest actually books. Bedrooms, baths, how many it sleeps, the nightly rate and your minimum stay. A whole home is still one unit — that is what makes adding a casita painless later.
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Connect your channels
Paste ValleyKeep’s calendar address into Airbnb or VRBO, and paste theirs back in. From then on, a night sold anywhere is blocked everywhere.
What happens on the day
Open the calendar and the month reads at a glance: who is in, what is free, where a turnover lands. Take a booking and ValleyKeep checks the dates before it saves — if they clash, it tells you exactly which stay stands in the way.
Meanwhile the channels keep each other honest. Your feed goes out, theirs comes in, and neither can sell a night the other already sold.