Know when a vacant room isn't.
One box per room reads the property calendar. When there's someone in a room that should be empty, the front desk gets an email at once.
Thursday, 15:40. Room 214 is vacant.
activity while vacant
Room 214
Someone in the room at 15:40. It's vacant until tomorrow's check-in.
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Many rooms, one front desk.
The system says which rooms are let. It can't tell you which are in use.
A room is vacant until tomorrow.
You can't tell if someone is in it.
Checkout was at eleven.
You can't tell if the guest has left.
Housekeeping marked the room done.
You can't tell when they were in it, or for how long.
Three steps. No app.
Plug it in.
Any socket at the place. It joins the WiFi in a few minutes.
Tell it what to expect.
Connect the property system or a calendar. Each room reads whether it's let or vacant.
Hear from it when something's different.
An email arrives. Answer with one tap.
What you see.
Let or vacant, per room.
When there's activity in a vacant room, the front desk is told.
The last visit.
When it started, how long it lasted, and whether housekeeping checked in for it.
Roles for your staff.
Managers see every room. Housekeeping sees its own visits.
Never a name.
A room shows empty, one person, or more. Nothing says which guest.
One alert, and the record behind it.
Answer in one tap. The answer and the reading stay in the log.
One box per room tells you whether it's empty, has one person in it, or more.
Sixty days. One box. $79, refunded.
We're starting with ten to twenty places. You try it at yours, and you talk to the founder directly.
What's in the box
- The unit — a prototype in a case
- A USB-C cable and a wall plug
- A printed setup card
- Your account for sixty days
- A direct line to the founder
- The pilot price, locked in