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What is Kitospace?

Kitospace is the operational system for physical spaces. Whatever you rent out or look after — hotel rooms, holiday apartments, desks, storage boxes, berths — Kitospace holds the whole operation in one place: who is staying, which space they are in, what needs cleaning, and who on your team is handling it. The vocabulary is deliberately neutral so the same platform runs a hotel, a set of vacation rentals, or a co-working floor. A room or space is a unit. A booking is a reservation. A property is a workspace. Housekeeping work is cleaning, and a single cleaning or maintenance task is a mission. A visitor who stays with you is a guest.

Key concepts

An Organization can hold many workspaces, and a workspace can hold many units. Almost everything you do day to day happens inside one workspace at a time — see Workspaces.

What are add-ons?

Kitospace is sold as a small core with capabilities layered on top. What you can see in the sidebar depends on which add-ons your Organization has. Further add-ons cover more specialised work, including Channel Manager for distributing your inventory to online travel agents, payment processing, and tourist-tax and guest-registration handling.
If a menu item you expected is missing, the add-on behind it probably isn’t active. Check with the person who manages your Organization’s plan in Billing.

Where everything lives

  • Units — the spaces themselves, with their types, inventory pools, and rate plans.
  • Reservations — bookings, their statuses, and the Calendar.
  • Guests — guest profiles and stay history.
  • Cleaning — missions for housekeeping and maintenance.
  • Communication — Team Chat for staff and Guest Chat for guests.
  • Booking Links — distributing your inventory and resolving conflicts.
  • Analytics — occupancy, revenue, and booking volume.
  • Settings — Organization-level and workspace-level configuration.
  • Kito AI Assistant — ask questions about your own data.

Common use cases

  • Running one property — a single workspace holds every unit, reservation, and cleaning task; the whole team works in the same place.
  • Running several properties — one workspace per property keeps availability, settings, and members apart, while billing and roles stay shared at the Organization level.
  • Splitting the work by role — front desk lives on the Calendar and Reservations, housekeeping lives in Cleaning, and managers watch Analytics.