One base. Every channel.
The hotel writes once. An opening time changed is right everywhere, at the same moment — on the website, in the app, on the screens, on WhatsApp and inside the AI assistants.
The guest app below is running live, from four hotels in service. The lobby board works — try it.
Before the stay
- The hotel’s own website, on its own domain
- An onboarding link sent automatically by email
- Pre-check-in from the guest app, before arrival
- Arrival details and ID sent ahead — the desk prints the police form
- Questions answered day and night, in the guest’s language
- Reachable on WhatsApp and inside AI assistants
During the stay
- The app from a QR code — nothing installed
- Dining, spa, activities and events — browsed and booked
- Requests routed to the right team, with the time recorded
- The concierge, 24/7, in the guest’s language
- Feedback collected during the stay, not only after it
- Offers and upgrades at the moment they make sense
- The lobby and room screens showing now and next
- Tips for the team, by person or by department
- Excursions, transport and the places the hotel has chosen
- And, in beta, the map that walks them to the restaurant
After the stay
- Feedback and stars collected in the app
- An unhappy guest heard inside the hotel, before the review site
- Delighted guests invited to Google, TripAdvisor and Booking
- A guest record that grows with every stay, owned by the hotel
- A loyalty programme built on that record
- The next booking made with the hotel, not through someone else
Channel · The guest app
One code to scan. The hotel is in the guest’s hand.
No download and no account to browse. Restaurants and menus, spa treatments, activities and events, bookings and requests, in the guest’s language, on any phone — and in the hotel’s brand, not ours.
Live — scroll it and tap it.
In service
Channel · The hotel’s website
The same content, under whichever template the hotel picks.
Pick a template from our library, one content base. The opening hours a guest reads before booking are the ones they find on arrival, because it is the same base. The hotel switches template from its own console, and nothing has to be rewritten.
Today
The restaurant
Dinner · 19:00
Hammam
Spa · from 90 TND
The pool
Open till 19:00
Hammamet · TN
Yasmine Bay Search
The restaurant
Hammam
The hotel’s own colours, a photograph across the whole screen, and the places to go in rows you can swipe.
A few templates from our library, on example hotels. The properties are invented; the templates are real and shipped.
Channel · Screens and room TV
Every screen in the hotel starts talking.
Today’s activities, the restaurants, the spa, the events, the weather and a code to leave a review — from the content the hotel already keeps. Landscape or portrait.
Example Resort
Happening now
28°
12:41
Saturday, 10 October
now
Aqua gym
since 11:00 · Main pool
now
Olive Tree Café
lunch until 15:00 · Main building
Hammam
next at 14:30 · Spa
Live music
tonight at 21:30 · Lounge bar
Next
- 14:30Hammam ritualSpa
- 17:00Kids’ club showTheatre
- 19:30Dinner serviceOlive Tree Café
- 21:30Live musicLounge bar
- PoolOpen · 26°
- SeaSafe to swim · 24°
- Beach flagGreen
These two live inside somebody else’s application, so they cannot be framed here. What they do, and exactly where each one stands:
On the hotel’s own number, with Meta’s approved templates. The concierge answers with picture cards, reads photographs, and hands over to the team the moment a person is needed.
In service
AI assistants
A traveller asking Claude about the hotel reads the hotel’s own published information through our connector. Only what the hotel publishes is shared — never a guest, never a booking.
Claude connected, in beta · ChatGPT built, waiting on OpenAI · Gemini next