Tonight · 8pm
Campfire
12
guests going
For hostels, anywhere
AIThe stay, from tonight's campfire to tomorrow's hike.
Guests see what the house is putting on and post their own plans. The AI names the next dish from what this property actually sells, and says why. You read yesterday in the morning.
Tonight
What the house puts on tonight
An owner or manager posts the event. Guests RSVP from the property page. Confirmations go on WhatsApp, and also by email or SMS. A property can start on the shared WhatsApp number or connect its own.
AIBy this hour, the AI already knows what this house sells.
Tonight · 8pm
Campfire
The house posts it. Guests RSVP. Twelve are already going.
12
guests going
Plans
Guests make the plan
The hike is not a staff event. A guest posts it, others at the same property join, and anyone can leave. The house and the guests share one board.
AIBefore the hike, the AI has named breakfast from this property's morning orders.
Guest plan · 6am
6am hike
Sunrise loop from the gate. Back for breakfast.
4 joined
Room for more. Anyone at the property can leave.
Another guest · 5pm
Sunset walk
6 joined
Posted this morning
Gate breakfast
3 joined
AI
It learns this property. Nothing else.
Three jobs, all inside one hostel. Another property's orders never cross the line. A new house stays quiet until its own orders exist.
AI · 01
The next dish
An item, a combo, or what this hour sells. Every suggestion carries a reason the guest can read.
AI · 02
The paper menu
Photograph the board. Categories, items, prices, and combos come out. You review them, then they go on.
AI · 03
Yesterday, read
Sales by property, and what was ordered together. The morning note says what moved, not only the total.
What the guest sees
This hour · 7am
Morning plate
Why
Morning orders at this property lean here.
With the eggs
Coffee
Why
Guests who order eggs on toast here add coffee.
The night
A night at the property
01
See tonight
The house posts a campfire. Guests RSVP, and the list of who's going is on the page.
02
Post a plan
A guest puts up a 6am hike. Others at the property join.
03
The AI names it
From this property's orders, the AI names the next item or combo and says why.
04
Order when hungry
One QR opens this property's café. No account to browse. The order sits on the stay tab.
05
Hear when it's ready
A message on WhatsApp, email, or SMS. The kitchen calls ticket 14.
The café · AI
The café, when they are hungry
One code at reception opens this property only. Guests browse with no account. A name and mobile, confirmed once, puts the order on the stay tab. The cook calls ticket #14. When the food is ready, the guest gets a message: Eggs on toast is ready.
AICoffee is suggested with the eggs because guests here order them together.
Suggested with the eggs
Coffee
Guests who order eggs on toast here add coffee.
Stay tab
- Eggs on toast$6
- Coffee$2
- Morning plate$9
Marked paid at the desk when the guest checks out.$17
AI · From paper
The paper board becomes the menu
Photograph the menu. The AI pulls categories, items, prices, and combos out of the page. You review them, then they go on.
AIThe AI reads the paper board into a menu. You review it before it goes on.
Owners
For the person who runs the properties
AIThe morning note is yesterday's sales, plus what the AI saw ordered together.
- 01Owner, manager, and cook — each sees their own work.
- 02Categories, items, and combos on the menu.
- 03Print or share the property QR.
- 04One guest theme per property.
- 05A photo of the paper menu becomes the catalog, after you review it.
- 06Sales, top items, and how long prep takes, by property.
- 07A morning reading of what sold, and what was ordered together.
Yesterday
$860
86 orders across the properties
Morning plate led the morning. Coffee moved with the eggs.
Fort
$540
54 orders
Beach
$320
32 orders
Where it runs
- Guest mobile web
- Android for staff
- WhatsApp, email, and SMS
- The property's own currency
Questions
Do guests install an app?
The menu is a mobile web page opened from the property QR. Cooks and owners use the Android app.
Do guests make an account?
They can browse first. A name and mobile, confirmed by OTP, are asked when they place an order.
How is the tab settled?
Orders sit on a tab for the stay. Staff mark that tab paid at checkout. The guest does not pay inside the page.
What do cooks use?
An Android app: a live board, ticket numbers, and prep time. The guest gets a message when the order is ready.
What else happens on the stay?
The property posts events guests can RSVP to. Guests post their own plans. The AI suggests items and combos from that property's orders, with a reason, and a new property stays quiet until those orders exist. A photo of the paper menu becomes categories, items, prices, and combos after the owner reviews them. The owner gets a morning note with yesterday's sales and what was ordered together. One property's orders never train another.
Who is it for?
Hostels and their cafés, in whatever city the property is. One organisation can run more than one property. Messages go on WhatsApp, email, or SMS. A property can start on the shared WhatsApp number or connect its own.
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