From the guest tablet to the server and service providers. Below is the system diagram and a breakdown of each element.
All interfaces talk through the Roomy server. The AI provider suggests services only from the hotel catalogue, and you choose where the server is hosted.
A tablet app in every room. In their own language, the guest browses services, orders cleaning and breakfast, books spa and restaurant, and chats with the AI concierge.
The staff workspace. A guest request from the tablet appears in the queue with a status instantly. Check-in, room statuses, spa and restaurant bookings, guest chat — all in one window.
A dedicated workspace for those who provide services — spa, restaurant, rentals, tours. The provider maintains their own catalogue and prices, sees guest orders in real time and manages their resources.
Everything the hotel provides itself: spa, restaurant and bar, room service, cleaning. Each service is described in the catalogue with price and time — the guest orders in a couple of taps.
Not just the hotel. The guest sees trusted places and activities nearby — restaurants, tours, rentals, sights. Partners join as providers and run their own offers.
A model that helps the guest choose. The key rule: AI suggests only from the hotel’s real catalogue — prices and times are always real, never invented. The AI provider is replaceable.
A dashboard for network managers and owners. A summary of occupancy, service revenue and providers — for one hotel or the whole network. This module is still in development; the diagram shows a mockup.
The core all interfaces connect to. It stores data, provides real time and links tablets, reception and providers. Hosting is your choice, to fit hotel policy.