What has changed, and when
Every page here publishes what this software does not do yet, in full and without burying it — the homepage, and each capability page about its own subject. This is the record of which of those lines stopped being true, quoting the limit as we published it and what replaced it. It is past tense only: nothing here is a plan, a date or a promise.
We saidYour rooms and desks are not published anywhere a customer can book them. Every place screen needs a login, so today this runs your estate — it does not sell it. Ticketed events are the exception: those do sell publicly, on the same checkout as everything else.
NowIt appears on a public browse a stranger can filter by type, city, rate, capacity and amenity, open, check dates against live availability, and pay for — no account, no login.
What publishing a place doesWe saidYou add and edit assets yourself, one at a time. What there isn't is a spreadsheet importer — so if you're arriving with three hundred items already listed, we load that first batch with you and you run it from there.
NowArriving with three hundred rows in a spreadsheet is fine too: map your own column headings in the import wizard and watch it land row by row.
How the register is filled
A line only appears here if we admitted to it first
An entry is only allowed if the limit was published here before it was fixed. That rules out the flattering cases on purpose. If we shipped something we never admitted was missing, it does not appear here — this is not a list of features. And if we discovered our own copy was out of date and corrected it, that does not appear either: the product had not moved, our description of it had.
Which means the only way this page grows is if we keep being specific about what is missing. That is the trade, and it is deliberate.