Grounded in operations
Our models are guided by how buildings are actually run, not just by pixels.
Habyta is an AI-first accommodation company turning routine inspection imagery into room-level intelligence for the organisations that house people — housing operators, employers, student accommodation groups, and relocation providers.
Across every accommodation portfolio we have worked with, a large share of avoidable loss traces back to one thing: a room whose true status was known on site days before it was known in the system. For the organisations behind those rooms — operators running thousands of beds, employers housing shift workers, NGOs and councils placing families — the problem compounds with scale.
For decades, room-level oversight was a luxury: it took a housing officer walking every corridor, and no site team can walk them all every week. Two things changed that. Every inspection is already photographed on a phone, and cheap GPU inference made it possible to analyse that imagery room by room, building after building.
Habyta sits in that gap. We pair accommodation operations expertise with computer vision so a routine check-in or check-out walkthrough becomes a clear map of which rooms are lettable, which need work, and what to do about it.

Our models are guided by how buildings are actually run, not just by pixels.
We show our reasoning and flag uncertainty rather than overclaiming a detection.
Your imagery, your tenants' data, and your decisions stay yours. We earn renewal by being useful.

A small, technical team — with one founder a hands-on builder of the detection models.
We list only markets where we operate live deployments or run pilots.