The consumer web, operated at back-office scale.
Storefronts, booking, listings, calendars, reorders.
How Rindler drives your storefront, booking, and listing portals
Storefronts, booking sites, and listing platforms were built for one person with a mouse. We make them drivable by agents, so ordering, rebooking, and calendar syncing hold up across every property and account you manage. Built for property & STR managers, travel managers.
The manual grind today
Consumer sites assume one person, one account, one cart. Property and STR managers run forty listings through interfaces built for a single host; travel managers watch fares by hand; the weekly supply order gets rebuilt from scratch every time. Airbnb, Booking.com, Amazon, Amtrak, Instacart are all checkout flows and dashboards designed for individuals, now operated at a volume they were never meant for.
Sync availability calendars across Airbnb and Booking for all forty listings.
Sync availability calendars across Airbnb and Booking for all forty listings.
Rebook the team's Amtrak tickets if a cheaper departure opens up.
Reorder this week's supplies from our usual storefronts.
What your team stops doing by hand
What the agent does
Rindler drives the same consumer flow a person would, using your team's own accounts. A calendar sync walks the hosting dashboards, aligns availability across Airbnb and Booking.com, and flags any double-booking conflicts. For a rebooking, the agent watches fares and, when a cheaper Amtrak departure opens, books it and returns the new confirmation. A reorder goes through the storefront checkout like any shopper would, then reports the order number back.
What comes back
Calendar conflicts, booking confirmations with the new itinerary, and order confirmations for what was actually purchased all feed whatever tracker your team already runs. Spending judgment stays human: your team decides which fare is worth taking, what belongs on the reorder list, and which listing needs a person. The agent executes, and nothing books, reorders, or changes a calendar without your team's instruction behind it.
Faster and cheaper, measured.
One task on a live grocery benchmark, mapped versus not.
Works with
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- Airbnb
- Booking.com
- Amazon
- Amtrak
- Instacart
How we get you live
This is our deepest catalog: Airbnb, Booking.com, Amazon, and Amtrak run in production today, covering the calendar-sync, rebooking, and ordering workflows your team runs day to day. Instacart and further storefronts are being added.
- 01Map
We map your portal's screens into deterministic actions.
- 02Verify
Our automated verifier runs it against the real site.
- 03Ship
The workflow ships to your team only after it passes.
Curious how Rindler handles Commerce, Travel & Property? We’ve already mapped portals you can try.Try our already-mapped sites →
Automate the sites your work depends on.
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