Calisto Navigator is a branded guest experience app for property managers and hotels—built on CalistoOS and connected to Calisto One. It brings booking details, online check-in, ID flows, agreements, guest messaging, upsells, and digital access into one calm place your guests actually use.
Calisto One is the operations hub your teams use every day. Navigator is the guest layer on top: guests check in, verify identity, sign agreements, request services, and access digital keys—while your team keeps control of workflows, compliance, and operations behind the scenes.
Navigator replaces scattered links, PDFs, and inbox chaos with one branded guest experience. Guests receive a secure link that opens instantly on any device—no app store download required.
Confirmation details, dates, address, directions, house rules, and check-in instructions—always up to date because Navigator reads from your operational source of truth.
Navigator guides guests through online check-in, ID upload, and required steps by country or property type. Your team stays compliant without creating manual workflows.
When required steps are complete—check-in, verification, payment—Navigator becomes the place guests see agreements, lock instructions, and digital keys. No more “where is the code?” messages.
Navigator is not just check-in. It’s a guest commerce and service layer that keeps requests organized and creates new revenue without commissions on your upsells.
Offer early check-in, late checkout, transfers, cleaning add-ons, concierge services, and more—presented in context at the right moment in the trip.
Guests message from one clean thread tied to the right reservation. Your team replies with full context in Calisto One—no hunting through inboxes.
Give guests a calm, beautiful guide: house rules, WiFi, parking, check-out steps, local recommendations, and emergency info—organized and always current.
Many guest apps focus on the front end. Navigator is different: it is built on Calisto One, so the guest experience reflects the same live data your team operates from—bookings, tasks, messages, policies, and access rules.
Properties, contacts, bookings, tasks, and workflows live in Calisto One. Navigator reads from this single source of truth so guests always see accurate dates, instructions, status, and services.
Generate and send rental agreements using property-smart templates. Guests review and sign without leaving the Navigator experience.
Digital keys appear only after required conditions are met. Keys, instructions, and support stay connected to the reservation record—reducing lockouts and confusion.
Service requests become tasks and workflows. Your team keeps control—without bouncing between systems or losing context.
Navigator is sold as the guest experience layer on top of Calisto One—connected to Sign, Key, Ops, and the rest of CalistoOS wherever you want deeper automation, compliance, and access intelligence.
Pricing scales with your portfolio. No per-transaction commissions on guest upsells—and no separate portal to build.
Quick answers about setup, check-in, ID flows, agreements, keys, messaging, upsells, and deployment.
Navigator is built for property managers, vacation rental operators, hotels, and serviced apartment groups that want a modern guest experience without adding portals, PDFs, and manual processes.
No. Navigator opens instantly from a secure link as a web app. Guests can save it to their home screen for an app-like experience, but there is no app store download required.
Yes. You can configure required steps by country, brand, and property type. Navigator collects the data and keeps status visible to your team inside Calisto One.
Calisto Sign generates the right rental agreement automatically, and Calisto Key issues keys only when your conditions are met (for example: check-in complete, ID verified, payment confirmed).
No. Upsells and service requests are yours. Navigator supports guest commerce without per-transaction commissions.
Many teams launch a basic guest journey quickly (trip view + check-in). Then they layer in agreements, keys, messaging, upsells, and service catalogs as they standardize operations.
