Kubo

Privacy

Last updated October 11, 2026

The short version. Kubo is a small app made in Cebu for short-term rental hosts. We only keep what Kubo needs to work, we don't sell your data, and you can ask us to delete everything at any time.

Who runs Kubo

Kubo is run by Keith, a host in Cebu, Philippines. Questions, requests or complaints about your data: support@hellokubo.com.

What Kubo keeps

WhatWhy
Your name and email (when you sign up)To create your Kubo and email you your link and code.
Your calendar links from Airbnb, Agoda and Booking.comTo show your bookings, and to block dates.
Booking emails you forward to Kubo (guest name, dates, number of guests, payout)To show guest names and your earnings. Only the booking details are kept; the original email is deleted.
Notes you type: guest names, requests, house details, Wi-Fi name and passwordTo run your guest guide and your cleaner's jobs.
Your cleaner's or co-host's name and phone number (if you add them)To send them alerts and let you call or text them.
Your phone's notification addressTo send you alerts about bookings and jobs.
Chats with Kubo AITo answer your questions. See "Kubo AI" below.

Your booking emails

Kubo AI

Guests

The guest guide shows the Wi-Fi details and house information for the stay. Guests unlock it with their booking details. Guest chats stay in the guest's own browser and are removed when the stay ends. Hosts: you are responsible for telling your guests how you use their information.

Who can see your data

We don't sell your data and we don't show ads.

Where it's kept and for how long

Your data is stored on Kubo's server and backed up once a night. We keep it while you use Kubo. If you leave, we delete your Kubo and its data within 30 days. Backups that already exist are overwritten within 30 days after that.

Your choices

Kubo follows the Philippine Data Privacy Act. You also have the right to complain to the National Privacy Commission.

Changes

If this page changes in a way that matters, we'll tell hosts in the app or by email.

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