Guest
Reservations for the dining room and the rooms, in one book. Guest notes and party details ride with the booking, so the floor reads them before service.
Restaurant, hotel, café, garden. Every concept connected to one workspace your team uses every shift.

One workspace every module reads from, so a change in one place is already true in the others.
Olivea is a multi-concept property, a working garden, kitchen, dining room, café, and small hotel. They run roseiies live, every shift, every day.
From the garden to the pass, we used to lose track of what was actually happening. Now every zone, our herb beds, the prep stations, the dining room, lives in one view. The team catches problems in minutes instead of discovering them at service.
Most software records what already happened. Roseiies is built for right now, where a small gap quietly becomes tomorrow's margin loss.
Each module is a presence, studio apps your team works in, live links you share, and a listing on reserve.roseiies.com. They read from one workspace, so what one module learns, the others already know.
Reservations for the dining room and the rooms, in one book. Guest notes and party details ride with the booking, so the floor reads them before service.
Wine, recipes, POS, ferments. The last pour triggers the reorder, tiered by how fast that bottle actually sells, and it lands in purchasing for approval.
From bed to plate. Every harvest closes the bed and moves the cost, so you know what a kilo of your own basil actually cost to grow.
Directory, scheduling, attendance, payroll, time off. The terminal at the door feeds the schedule, and the schedule feeds the payroll period. One number, not three.
A live map of the property, and a gate that knows who's on it. Visitors, vehicles and stays are logged against the actual space they entered.
Purchasing and providers. What's running low in any domain pushes into one purchasing queue, with the supplier, the last price you paid, and who approved it.
Every app feels like a tool, not a form. Color-coded by module, visual where it counts, quick where it matters. This is what your team opens during service.
Every party, every special, every allergy, laid out so the team can see the night before they live it.
Every reservation is tagged before it arrives, regular, birthday, VIP, allergy. The team reads the room before the room reads them.
Notes from last visit. The allergy the chef already knows about. The window seat they always ask for. One tap surfaces all of it.
One tap moves the party from expected to seated. The chef sees the allergy. The bar sees the birthday. The host sees the rhythm.
Saturday's eight-top is on the books. Every surface that needs it already has it, the floor plan, the schedule, the night's covers. Nobody retyped a thing.
Pour by the glass without losing the math. Cost, margin, and stock track every ounce, so the bar never guesses, and the cellar never surprises you.
Capacity laid out as glasses, not numbers. The bartender sees what's coming, not what's gone, five copas, four maridajes, fifteen catas. Pick the pour size, the math follows.
Tap a glass on the floor and the bottle drops on screen, wine line, glass count, the line on the tab. No paper. No second-guessing at close.
Cost-per-pour. Sale price. Margin. All three update with every glass. If this bottle is paying for the night, you see it before close, not on Monday.
Last pour triggers the reorder. Tiered by how fast that bottle actually sells, order now, order soon, or just watch, and it lands in purchasing with the supplier and the last price you paid.
Tag your living space, a bed, a room, a delivery, a leak. Each input lands at its real address on the property map. Garden, kitchen, rooms, maintenance, same surface. The whole property breathes in one place.
The garden admin drops a polygon on the live property map. The bed becomes a real place, pegged to the kitchen, two doors from the dining room. Every planting that follows lives at that exact address.
Housekeeping flags a room ready. The chef marks a delivery. Maintenance pings the boiler. Each input lands at its real address, same map, different tags. The property breathes in one place, not seventeen tabs.
The bed grows. The room turns clean. The boiler check is done. Water nudges amber when the bed is due. Nothing lives in a separate dashboard, the map carries it all.
One tap and the bed turns harvested. The basil arcs across the map to the kitchen. The menu marks the pasta 'de la huerta'. The reserve.roseiies listing tells tonight's guests fresh from the garden today. One garden, every surface in sync.
The schedule is a map of who's where, not a spreadsheet of names. Tap an empty space, set the hours, choose the team, every shift it implies appears at once.
Sala in cyan, kitchen in orange, bar in burgundy. Avatars stack inside each block, you see who's on without opening a list.
Tap a vacant slot, Tuesday, two o'clock, and the time-range opens already pointing at the hours you meant. Drag if you want to fine-tune.
One shift, every Tuesday, or every day this week. Pick the cadence and the whole stretch is locked in. No copy-paste, no template page to maintain.
Every day, two o'clock to six, the whole garden team. Save once, the week fills itself, and the unfilled slots close.
You pay for the platform, the apps you switch on, and the managers who run them. Everyone else on your team is free. Change any of it on any day, prorated to the day, and leave whenever you want.
Offline-first
Gardens, cellars, service corridors — hospitality happens in places signal doesn't reach. Roseiies keeps working there, on every device, and catches up the moment it's back.
Log a harvest at the far beds, a gate entry at the caseta, a pour in the cellar. The app doesn't stop because the signal did.
Every entry is written to the device and queued. When signal returns it syncs itself — in order, without duplicates.
A clear marker tells you when you're off-signal and when everything has caught up. No silent failures, no guessing.
Built for a working farm-to-table property, where the far end of the garden has never had a bar of signal.
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