Public booking pages with conflict-free slots
Publish a booking page per service (dinner, room, private event) at /book/<you>/<event-type>. Slots respect every connected calendar so guests can never double-book a host or a room.
For hospitality operators
If you run a restaurant, boutique hotel, or event venue, your day-to-day is bookings, no-shows, post-stay follow-ups, and trying to keep online ratings up. ThorStack runs that whole loop (public booking pages, automated reminders, post-meeting CSAT requests, and a CRM that remembers every guest) in one per-tenant deployment with an AI workforce that fills the gaps.
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Publish a booking page per service (dinner, room, private event) at /book/<you>/<event-type>. Slots respect every connected calendar so guests can never double-book a host or a room.
1-hour-before reminders with a one-click reschedule link cut no-shows by 35–60% vs. the 24-hour standard. The non-judgmental no-show follow-up ("missed you, no worries, here's a new link") recovers another 22–34% into a rescheduled visit.
Every completed booking can auto-fire a 1–5 star + sentiment rating request 30 minutes after the visit ends. Scores land in Insights with a daily forward-fill so quiet weekends don't look like service collapses.
When a guest leaves ≤2 stars, the Customer Success agent reads the comment + the booking + the contact's prior visits, drafts a recovery email in your voice, and ships it after your one-click approval. In production, this turns 41% renewal into 78%.
Repeat guests get repeat-guest treatment automatically, birthdays, allergies, wine preferences, last-stay notes. Finance and supplier invoices live alongside the guest record so 'what does this party owe?' is one click.
“Our no-show rate dropped from 18% to 7% in the first month. The AI-drafted recovery emails for low ratings turned a string of one-star Tripadvisor posts into thank-you notes from the same guests.”
Built for other lean teams too
Every ThorStack deployment starts with a 30-minute call. Tell us how you operate, and we'll show you what your stack would look like.