What we build, in plain sight
Booktlan gets built every single week — partly because we run hospitality operations on it, and daily operations are unforgiving. This is the public record: no roadmap promises, only what's already there.
August 2026
Corporate site in two languages
booktlan.com gets a new site: the platform explained module by module, the product tour, and this changelog.
July 2026
Direct booking, end to end
Every client's public site now takes payment online: the guest picks a room, pays and receives their confirmation email in their language. Payment confirms the reservation automatically.
PayPal and Mercado Pago alongside Stripe
Three gateways available; each property charges to its own account, with encrypted credentials.
Public sites in Spanish and English
The language lives in the URL — shared links keep their language and search engines index both versions. Reference prices in pesos and dollars with a daily-updated exchange rate.
Brand identity per property
Every booking site with its brand's typography, palette and logo — including the client's own licensed fonts.
Automatic detection of untranslated copy
The test suite now watches that no public screen mixes languages. What the foreign guest sees is complete, in their language.
June and earlier
The ERP core
Multi-channel reservations and calendar, iCal sync with Airbnb and Booking, seasonal rates, automatic cleanings from every check-out, ticket-based maintenance, inventory, staff and payroll, categorized expenses, owner statements with their own portal, and a full audit log.
Want the next module on this list to be the one your operation needs? Write to us.