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Bouchbkat
Un système de gestion de locations de courte durée qui suit le profit net par appartement, pas seulement le calendrier.
Ce système exige une connexion privée et ne propose donc pas de démo publique. Les captures vérifiées et l'étude de cas complète sont disponibles ci-dessous.
- Rôle
- Designer, developer & deliverer
- Type
- Client work, delivered
- Technologies
- PHP, MySQL, JavaScript, PWA
- Statut
- Delivered — in daily use by its owner
Le problème
Most short-term rental tools stop at the booking calendar. An owner running several apartments still can't answer the question that actually matters: which property is making money once cleaning, fees and costs are counted?
L'approche
Bouchbkat covers the whole cycle — properties, bookings, calendar and money — in one system. Every booking carries gross amount and net profit, not just dates. Each apartment gets its own colour, used consistently across cards, calendar bars and booking rows, so double-booking and performance are both visible at a glance instead of requiring a spreadsheet cross-check.
Décisions clés
Profit per booking, not just revenue
The bookings table and the reports centre both carry net profit alongside gross amount, with a best-performing-apartments ranking by bookings and net profit — the one figure that turns a calendar into a business tool.
One colour per apartment, everywhere
The same colour follows each property across the apartment cards, the calendar bars and the booking table, so the calendar reads correctly without a legend.
Built to be handed over
A built-in user guide, a fully trilingual interface (French, English, Arabic, including right-to-left layout) and PWA installation for phone use all exist for one reason: the software had to work for someone who isn't its developer and can't ask at 9pm.
Captures d'écran
Résultat
Designed, built and handed over — it runs a real rental business day to day, not a portfolio demo. That handover is the point: the difference between building a booking app and building one someone actually runs their business on.