Turnover days are intense - cleaners are racing the clock, and every delay adds stress. We get it. That’s why we built smart scheduling that actually works for the people doing the work. No more chasing texts or wrangling spreadsheets. Our new AI features help cleaners stay focused, not frustrated.

In this instalment, we dive into how handling authentication with HTMX turned out way messier than expected. Unlike our smooth experience using Firebase Auth with Next.js, HTMX made us manually build out core auth flows — slowing us down and shifting focus away from product.

Turnovers don’t leave much wiggle room - and when scheduling slips, everything else follows. This post unpacks how Clyn’s smart scheduling system automates job assignments, optimizes routes, and keeps teams in sync in real time. It’s built for busy ops teams who need structure, speed, and less back-and-forth.

HTMX promised minimalism, and we were sold - until we hit the real-world roadblocks. Unlike Next.js, there’s no plug-and-play magic here. We had to handcraft state management, routing, and interactivity from scratch. And real-time updates? Way harder than expected. It’s elegant, but it makes you earn it.

Turnovers are one of the most stressful parts of managing short-term rentals — and most teams are still relying on outdated tools to manage them. In our latest post, we explore how Clyn acts like an AI-powered teammate for your cleaning crew, automating checklists, scheduling, reports, and restocking.

This is the second article in our 5-part HTMX series, where we explore how using HTML-first interactions helped us move faster and simplify our frontend. If you’re balancing performance with developer sanity, this quick read breaks down what worked - and what didn’t - for our team.

Turnovers are the hidden bottleneck in short-term rentals, with cleaning crews + managers under constant pressure. Clyn’s AI-powered platform simplifies it all: smart checklists, optimized schedules, instant reports, auto-restocking. Early access is open, and first 100 get 3 months free. Sign up now!.

We’re always actively looking for ways to build a faster, and more efficient web app – to develop our technical capabilities, and improve the user experience. This is the first of six articles sharing the learnings from our recent journey into frontend experimentation with HTMX.