A concierge for the whole stay · A back office for your team

Your guests get a concierge for the whole stay.Your team gets the whole house.

In the house and out in the city, from the first message to checkout, Aikebom answers every guest in their language and plans their days around your property. Whatever they need from you lands on one live board for your team, with the room attached.

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A guest in Piazza del Duomo in Milan holding a phone that shows a real answer from the property’s concierge.
Out in the cityA real concierge answer

Every screen on this page is Palazzo Vetra, our demo property in Milan.

One service, two sides

It works for the guest — and it reports to you.

Your guest is out in the city and asks in their own words. What needs a person reaches your desk as a request with the room attached — and when your team marks it done, the guest is told on WhatsApp or by email, wherever they are.

  1. 22:40 · At dinner in Brera

    The guest’s chat: “We’re at dinner in Brera. Could you send a taxi to pick us up at 23:30?”, and the concierge saying it has logged the taxi request.
  2. 22:41 · Your desk sees it

    The request on the front desk’s board, in New: Transport, a taxi pickup from Brera at 23:30, and a Take it button.
  3. 23:02 · Your team marks it done

    The same request in Done, with a Reopen button.

Guests are told on WhatsApp or by email where the property has switched notices on and has a way to reach them; when a guest can’t be reached, the desk shows it.

The whole stay · out in the city

Out in the city, still your guest.

Most of a stay happens outside your building. Aikebom keeps your concierge in your guests’ pockets all day: in their language, with places looked up live, your own restaurants and partners first when they fit, and a straight line back to your desk.

11:20
Two free hours near the Duomo: a plan, open now, and the walk back.
13:30
Lunch nearby: your own restaurant or a partner first when it fits, always disclosed.
19:40
Tonight’s aperitivo on your terrace, from the update you posted.
23:30
A taxi back from Brera: the request reaches your desk, room attached.

It goes with your guests. It never asks their phone for its location.

A guest in Piazza del Duomo in Milan holding a phone that shows a real answer from the property’s concierge.
Out in the cityA real concierge answer
The guest’s question and the concierge’s answer in full: the Duomo and the Galleria, or the Museo del Novecento, for two free hours, then the walk back to Palazzo Vetra, with a link to the walking route.
The same answer, full size

The back office · five places and a desk

The back office, place by place

The house, now — on one page.

Open the back office and your property’s day is the first thing you see: who is in, what is waiting, and what needs you.

  • Needs you: at most three things, each one opens where you deal with it.
  • Rooms in house and waiting requests, drawn on your own building.
  • The day’s flow, from breakfast to the last sitting.

Rooms in house and arrivals come from your PMS connection.

Today in the back office: the day at Palazzo Vetra, what needs the team, the rooms in house drawn on the building, and the day’s flow from breakfast to the last sitting.
TodayOrganiser view

Tour the back office

The desk · for the evening shift

Requests, not chat logs.

Your front desk works from one board, dark by default for the evening shift. Every request the concierge raises lands in New with its room or place and how long it has waited. Take it, mark it done, and where your property tells guests, the guest is told on WhatsApp or by email.

  1. 01New → In hand → Done
  2. 02Late after 30 minutes, in terracotta
  3. 03Green only when WhatsApp confirms delivery

The desk never shows a guest’s conversation.

The front desk’s board, dark: arrivals today, the requests in New, In hand and Done today, and what the concierge is telling guests.
The deskFront desk view · dark by default

Rooms in house and arrivals come from your PMS connection.

What changes, and for whom

Built for the people who run the house.

The top of Today: the day at the property, the rooms in house and arrivals, and what needs the team.

General manager

One page for today. One edition for the owners.

Today shows the house as it stands. Insights turns any counted month into a printable edition, from your own data.

The front desk’s board: arrivals today beside the New and In hand lanes of requests.

Front office

One board instead of five forms.

Every request arrives with its room or place and how long it has waited. Mark it done and, where your property tells guests, the guest hears on WhatsApp or by email — and when they can’t be reached, the desk sees that — so nobody has to remember to call back.

Room III, What Ada recommends: each partner, the words that disclose it, and how often it was mentioned, clicked and opened.

Revenue & partners

Your outlets first, on merit, and disclosed.

See how often each partner was mentioned, clicked and opened. Attributed counts, never totals.

House: privacy and retention drawn as a timeline, and what the concierge is connected to, each connection with its status.

IT & data protection

Who signs in, what’s kept, what’s connected.

Named sign-in with Google or a Microsoft work account, retention drawn as the rule, and each connection’s status on one page.

Rooms in house and arrivals come from your PMS connection.

Live without touching your systems. Connect your PMS when you are ready. How it connects

Two products, one engine

By text or voice. Branded as yours, live in weeks.

Hotels & resorts

Aikebom Concierge AI

Always-on. Runs 24/7, all year, for every guest who checks in — your property and your city, in their language. A subscription per property.

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Event organisers

Aikebom Events AI

Dated. Anchored on one event’s programme and dates, then purged when it’s over — the whole stay, your sponsors, your live-ops. A licence per event.

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On the guest’s side

Everything on this list is live today.

Not a roadmap. Every capability below is running in production right now — at a property, at an event, or both — and you can see each one in a 20-minute demo.

  • A guest waiting in a quiet hotel corridor late at night, phone in hand

    Arrival · 23:40

    “The room won’t cool down and reception’s gone quiet.”

  • Two travellers walking a lamplit old-town street past a small restaurant

    The free evening

    “Where do people who actually live here eat?”

  • A guest speaking into her phone by the window of a city tram

    In her own language

    “Onde fica a praia mais tranquila?”

  • An attendee beside an exhibition stand looking out across a conference hall

    Day two of the summit

    “What’s on the main stage after this?”

  • A guest walking a bright hotel corridor, glancing at his phone

    Moved to 318 at noon

    “He never had to mention the new room.”

01

A concierge that talks — and listens

Guests and attendees chat or speak with it in six languages, on their own phone, with nothing to install — and at a property, on WhatsApp too. It carries your name, your colours and your tone.

02

Answers from your own documents

Upload the in-room guide, the menus, the manuals, the floor plans. The concierge answers from them and cites the source — “per the in-room guide, page 12”. Add your photographs and diagrams too: once you publish them, it shows the right one inside the answer. Your facts, not the internet’s.

03

Personal day-by-day plans

Real itineraries built around your property or your programme: your restaurant tonight, the museum tomorrow, the transfer on the right day. Exportable to calendar, PDF or a share link.

04

Requests reach your staff

A guest asks for a late checkout, an attendee for a taxi — your team sees it on a live screen and confirms. At a property, the guest is then told when your team marks it done, without having to come back and ask. The agent proposes; a person decides. It never acts behind your back.

05

Partners surfaced transparently

Your outlets, partners and sponsors come first — always with the partnership disclosed, and never above a genuinely better fit. People trust what is labelled.

06

It knows the front desk

Connect a hotel’s PMS and the concierge knows who checked in, their room and their dates — a guest moved to 318 gets answers about 318, without being told. Turn on the welcome, and check-in emails the guest a private link straight into a conversation that already knows their name and room.

07

Privacy by design

Sessions need no account and delete themselves on a published schedule: an event on its cut-off date, a guest about a week after they stop using the concierge — never more than 45 days past their last message. At a property, where the PMS reports a guest’s checkout, their access ends shortly after it, so that week starts. Built into the schema, not bolted on.

08

Already agent-ready

Each property and event can run its own MCP endpoint — the standard interface AI assistants use to talk to services — off by default, switched on with your plan, and reached with a key we issue for each integration. Verified end to end: a guest’s own Claude quoting your official information, your partners and their offers, disclosure attached.

09

A report your other systems can’t write

When an event ends — or every month, for a property — you get a dated report: what people asked, the languages they actually used, what they wanted and couldn’t get, and how often your partners were surfaced. Counts, topics and an example for each, with most email addresses and phone numbers removed; no conversation text goes into it. Download it, or have it mailed to your team.

House · trust, in plain sight

Who signs in, what’s kept, what’s connected.

Who signs in

Your team can sign in as themselves, with their own Google account or Microsoft work account, as Organiser or Front desk, and each role sees its own screens.

What’s kept

A guest’s conversations, by default

By default, a guest’s conversations are deleted about 7 days after their last message (later only if they gave a later departure), and never more than 45 days after it. Booking details from your property’s system follow the stay.

What’s connected

  • Property system (PMS)A vendor-neutral connection your integrator can wire
  • WhatsAppSwitched on per property
  • Staff inboxEvery new request, by email
  • Your own web addressThe concierge on your own domain
  • Guests’ own AIOff by default; when switched on, a key per guest
House in the back office: who can sign in, privacy and retention drawn as a timeline, and what the concierge is connected to.
HouseOrganiser view

Read how we handle data

Where it comes from

Born at a real summit — proven the day the city’s transit stopped.

Aikebom began as a live concierge for NFC Summit 2026 visitors in Lisbon. When a transit strike hit the day before the doors opened, it warned every arriving visitor it was talking to, in their own language, how to get into town.

Read the case study We still ship every week — see what’s new

See both sides, on your property.

Book a 20-minute demo. We’ll show you the concierge your guests would talk to, on your property and your city, and walk you through the back office your team would run it from, on Palazzo Vetra, our demo property.

Aikebom — The white-label agentic concierge for hotels and events