Condition status
Clean, needs work, or unfit — with the detection and photo behind it.
Flagship service
Room-level occupancy and condition detection.
The service most operators start with: a single, current, photo-backed status for every room and bed you manage.
The problem
Building-level averages hide the rooms costing you money.
A block reported at 92% occupancy tells you nothing about which eight rooms are empty, whether they are lettable, or how long they have been that way. Meanwhile the rooms with slow-developing damp or damage are invisible until a tenant complains or a deposit is disputed.
Habyta replaces the average with the specific. Each room carries a status, a last-verified date, the imagery it was derived from, and any open actions against it.
What you get
Four outputs, per room.
Occupancy state
Occupied, void, held, or in turnaround, with days in state.
Open actions
Work orders raised, assigned, and closed against the room.
Evidence trail
Dated imagery for deposits, client reporting, and safety audits.
In practice
What a pilot looks like.
Weeks 1–2 · Mapping
We import your room register and match it to your buildings, floors and bed types.
Weeks 3–6 · Capture
Site teams photograph rooms during normal inspections; no new hardware, no separate rounds.
Weeks 7–12 · Review
We report void nights recovered, turnaround time, and detection accuracy against your inspectors.
