Pool hours & towels
Order to your chair
Tonight's live music
Spa & cabanas
Tap the marker in the room and it answers — the thermostat, the wifi, tonight's live music, the walking tour of the grounds. Every suite, pool cabana and lobby corner becomes a concierge on the guest's own phone, before the front desk phone rings.
The actual guest app · every waypoint answers only from your own documents
Every hotel has the same handful of spots where a question becomes a phone call, a queue, or a shrug. Put a waypoint there, and the place answers for itself.
One system, drafted from your own documents, working every hour of the house.
Answers from your own guest directory — house rules, amenities, hours — in the guest's own language. The laminated binder, retired at last.
“Is breakfast included with our rate?” — answered at 5 am, in Portuguese, correctly.
Self-guided tours, local recommendations, the day's plan, the art walk — surfaced at the moment of curiosity, not buried in a compendium nobody opens.
The guest asking about checkout is one tap from the neighborhood walking tour.
Find the cabana, the ballroom, the fitness center, the accessible route — turn-by-turn from wherever the guest is standing.
“Where is the Delgado wedding?” — the east lawn, past the orangery, four minutes.
Pool hours change at noon — every “sign” already knows. Edit once in the Studio; the nightstand, the cabana and the lobby all say the new thing.
No reprinting, no peeling laminate, no guest reading last season's hours.
A guest from Osaka taps the marker in the room and asks it — in Japanese — what's worth seeing nearby. The room answers in Japanese, from your guest directory, and quietly offers the walking tour you'd want them to take.
You don't write a word of it. The AI drafts the whole property from what you already have.
The guest directory, the property tour, the pool and grounds guide, the art-walk map — drag the PDFs in. That's the whole ask.
Ten minutesRoom concierges, cabana guides, lobby recommendations, the art & history tour — drafted in your property's voice from your own documents. You review and refine; nothing goes live without you.
While you have dinnerElegant QR & NFC cards on nightstands, cabana tables, the lobby desk, the spa door. No hardware, no wiring — a card and a guest's own phone.
One walk of the propertyGuests tap, ask, explore and discover — in any language, at any hour. You watch every question and every route from the Studio dashboard.
This eveningThe “what's the wifi” and “how does the shower work” calls stop reaching the desk — the room already answered them.
Tours, local tips and the day's plan surface at the moment the guest wants them — no pitch, no push.
One edit in the Studio and every nightstand, cabana and lobby corner says the new thing. Nothing laminated, nothing stale.
Guests don't praise signage. They praise the feeling that the house was listening.
“I asked what to see at midnight and the room answered me. In Japanese. We never once called the desk.”
Every rate opens with a 14-day free trial. Move up when the whole property is answering.
One property, answering from night one.
Rooms, pool, lobby & spa — the full house.
Every block, the whole grounds.
For groups and flags where the guest experience is the operation — every property, one platform, a team on the line.
Multiple properties, unlimited waypoints, more editors, and higher guest volume.
More properties, higher usage limits, and more editors and analytics.
Unlimited properties, the highest guest and usage limits, and priority processing.
Hotels typically run $1,500–$5,000 a month per property — a fraction of one concierge shift, for a concierge in every room that answers all night and guides the walking tour, the art walk and the day's plan while it does.
Book a demoAll plans include the Studio editor · AI drafting · QR & NFC triggers · every language
Upload the guest directory, review what the AI drafts, place the cards. The whole house starts helping, guiding and answering — before the next check-in.
