Tech · AI Tools
Choose tools by the hotel job, operating fit and buying constraint.
67 public catalogue entries, from foundation models to hospitality-specific products. Start with the work you need to do, then compare technical categories and pricing markers if useful.
How to read the directory
Every entry sits in one of five tiers, from the labs that train the models to the products built for hotels. A tier says how far a tool sits from the raw model, not how good it is.
Tier 01 · Foundation labs
19 of 67
The labs that train the underlying models. A hotel rarely contracts with them directly, but everything in the tiers below is built on one of them.
Tier 02 · General assistants
11 of 67
What your team opens for anything: standalone chat, and the assistant embedded in software you already run.
Tier 03 · Voice and media
4 of 67
Single-purpose tools for speech, dubbing, music and video, used for one job rather than for general work.
Tier 04 · Code and build
4 of 67
Developer tooling: editors and command-line assistants that write and change software.
Tier 05 · Hospitality-specific
29 of 67
Built for hotels: property and guest systems, revenue management, messaging and marketing. Almost all of them are a Tier 01 model wrapped with hospitality data.