The Roomza Report, Week of June 29

Where things stand

• Evolved. Rooms inside Claude. Three weeks ago our answers became readable. This week they became visual: a swipeable card carousel with that room's own photos.
• New. Heat Check. Public room-cooling reports and an open map anyone can use, reporters included.
• New. Sign in with Google or Apple, on the web and in the iOS app.
• Evolved. The hotel dashboard. A deeper review flow, an operational Worklist, and a copilot you can ask about your own property.
• Sharpened. We retired three side features to put the weight behind the room record.
• In progress. Booking on Roomza itself.

Shipped

• Room cards in Claude. Ask an assistant about rooms and you get cards you can swipe, each with real photos of that room.
• Heat Check. Public room-cooling reports plus an open Cooling Map. The data is open, and the map is the page.
• Social sign-in. Google and Apple on the web, and returned cleanly to the iOS app.
• The scale and Worklist overhaul. A deeper review flow, an operational Worklist, a redesigned dashboard, and Ask Roomza, a copilot that answers questions about your property.
• Room requests that count. Real asks for rooms, stored and shown at honest scale.
• Score-first share images. Share a hotel and the card leads with the score.
• America at 250, a special edition of Room of the Day.

Improved

• The Concierge on mobile. The bar stays out of the way of what you are reading.
• The embedded Concierge. Replies align left, output adapts to the channel it is in, and the thinking indicator is reliable instead of occasional.
• Video previews, which were not resolving.

Retired

• Room vs Room, the Quiz, and Games. Three side features that were fun to build and were not the product. A timed reveal took their place and does the job in a fraction of the space.

Cutting three features in one week feels bad for about an hour. Then the product gets faster to explain, and it feels great.