Capture the bookings you used to lose.

It answers naturally, in your guest’s own language, and is built to handle the common questions and bookings smoothly rather than to deceive anyone. For anything it cannot handle, it hands off cleanly to your team with the context, so a real person picks up where it makes sense. Most guests simply experience a venue that answers instantly at any hour, which beats a voicemail.

A widget waits for guests to find it and fill it in; our agent actively answers the phone, chats on WhatsApp, handles the back-and-forth and books on the spot. It also chases no-shows with reminders and works the waitlist to fill cancellations, which a passive form cannot do. It captures the bookings that would otherwise slip away after hours or during the rush.

A first use case, often the AI receptionist or the booking flow, is typically live in 2 to 4 weeks. We connect it to your calendar and booking system, set it up in your languages and tone, and test it on real scenarios before it goes live. You see it working for your venue quickly.

Most venues start with one use case in the low thousands of euros to build, plus a monthly fee for hosting and usage. Set against even a few recovered bookings a week and the cost of missed calls, it usually pays for itself fast. We size the first project so the return is easy to see before you expand it across locations.

Yes. We build on top of the booking, calendar and review tools you already use, and it can handle several locations with their own hours, languages and rules. Each venue gets the right context, and reviews and bookings route to the right place. If you run an unusual system we can usually integrate with it.

You own the workflows, prompts and integrations, documented so there is no lock-in. Guest data is processed on EU infrastructure under a data-processing agreement, used only to handle the booking or enquiry in front of it, and never used to train shared public models. You keep control over retention and access.