What works today — and what doesn't.
This is our own list of gaps. We publish it because a list without gaps proves nothing — it only tells you that someone smoothed it out. Everything under “Today” we checked ourselves. Everything else sits under “In development” or “Planned”, together with the reason it doesn't count yet.
As of 11 October 2026
Today
Working, usable, checked — on 11 October, on app.domivendomo.com or in the production system.
- A listing without account or app
Every published listing is an ordinary web page — your guest opens it without signing up and without installing anything.
- The question asked of a listing
Any guest can ask right on the listing page — ten questions a day without signing in, more after signing in. The assistant is instructed to take facts about your listing only from what you entered, to say when something is missing there, and to mark its own assessments as such; every answer is visibly labelled as AI. Even so, we have measured answers that filled in a missing detail from general knowledge — sometimes flagged as an estimate, sometimes not.
- Reviews only after an accepted request
Only someone involved in an accepted booking request can leave a review — that is how it is built. The field is empty on every listing today; that is the more honest display. The listing itself now says so: an overall rating is shown from three reviews on.
- Categories in the app
Staying and Living each have their own search with filters and a map view. Eating does not exist yet — not a single listing has been created for it.
- Arabic with a fully mirrored layout
The web app runs in English, German and Arabic; in Arabic the entire interface flips, instead of translated text sitting in a European layout.
- Your numbers per listing
For each of your listings there are views and booking requests over a period — in the browser, in your listing's area.
- We build your listing for you
From your website address and written permission we build the draft — room types, house rules, photos sorted. The photo set is the weakest part of it, and the draft trusts your website: out-of-date prices travel straight in. That is why a human reviews it before anything goes live.
- Two-factor login and account deletion
You can secure your account with a second factor and delete it, without a support ticket. Both are available today in the browser, in your account settings.
In development
Built, but not finished or not rolled out. We only count it once you can use it.
- The iOS and Android apps
Built and tested, but in no store: we are republishing them under our own accounts. Until then, everything runs in the browser.
- 360° tours on a listing
Viewer and file validation are in place and the production loading error is fixed — and we have since measured it live: one public listing carries a walkable tour, and it opens without signing in. It is the only one; more under “Our public inventory is small” below.
- Bookings in the host area
Approving and declining work in the chat today, signed in; the dedicated tab for it is not switched on in production yet. Nobody can send a request today: all public listings are examples, and examples do not accept requests.
- Messaging the host
Chat, including the masking of phone numbers and e-mail addresses, runs in the web app. On the public listings the button is currently hidden, because they are marked as examples. In the mobile app it is still off.
- The document vault
Switched off since 10 July. We have decided to rebuild it — and it stays off until cost, data situation and every text are settled.
- Arabic in the mobile app
The app is translated into Arabic, including mirrored layout and tests of its own; new texts appear there in English first until they are translated. Nobody can use it all the same: an app of our own is in no store, see below. We count this point only once you can download it.
Planned
Decided, but not built. Where we name a timeframe, it is the honest one, not the pretty one.
- Confirmation by e-mail at reception
One click confirms or declines — no login, no dashboard.
- Calendar sync via iCal
You give us a calendar address from your system, we only show what is genuinely free, and we hand our requests back to you.
- A real booking channel
Through a channel manager, with bookings and cancellations flowing automatically both ways. We deliberately name no date — there is no connection, and a timeframe would be a promise we cannot keep.
- A direct PMS connection
For chains and luxury houses, near real time. No date here either: we only start once a specific house stands behind it.
- Payments
As soon as our licence question is settled. Until then we switch on nothing that moves money.
- 360° capture from a phone
Today we come with a 360° camera; guided capture from your own phone is planned, not built.
- A discovery feed
A home screen that suggests instead of only searching. That needs inventory and usage data, and both are only just being built up.
- Live Witness
A planned feature: prospects ask questions to be answered by current guests, recent reviewers or past visitors.
What we cannot do today
Nine sentences we would rather say ourselves than have you find out.
- No app of our own in any store
Everything runs in the browser. Our former agency's old app has been removed from both stores — nothing of ours is to be found there today.
- No money moves here
Payments are switched off until our licence question is settled: the payment provider runs in test mode, and there is no payout path.
- No connection to your booking system
No PMS, no channel manager, no calendar sync. A booking request is a request; your calendar stays the truth.
- The AI does not read contracts
It is instructed to take facts about your listing only from what you gave us, to say when something is missing there, and to mark its own assessments as such; uploaded documents do not feed into its answers, and the vault has been switched off since 10 July. Financial receipts you upload in your listing's area are read by text recognition, though: only the individual line items are stored — amount, date, category, issuer and a short text excerpt as evidence — not the full text.
- Our public inventory is small
Two listings of real hotels and nine room types are publicly findable — the rooms since late August. Nothing else is public: we have since taken the ten invented example listings offline, and no apartments or houses are listed. Exactly one listing carries a walkable tour: one of the two real hotels, with twelve scenes. Any larger number attributed to us is old, and we are taking it down.
- The support form only opens your mail app
It places your message in your mail program and says so — it is only sent once you hit send there. There is no help centre yet. Write to us directly if in doubt.
- We verify no identities
There is no provider verification here. The old “Verified” badges on the example cards are gone.
Looking back: what we have already removed
- We removed the map from the home page
It showed twelve map pins with prices, all in Berlin and all made up — down to an invented notary. It was taken down on 1 August 2026. We are leaving this item here so that it stays clear what used to be there.
- The QR channel is switched off
Every listing had its own printable code. On 20 August 2026 we gave it up: over its entire lifetime it was scanned five times. All 320 printed codes are invalid — anyone scanning one gets a notice instead of the listing. We leave the point here so that what once existed stays traceable.
Our old website said twelve thousand listings sat here. We deleted that, because it wasn't true. The leftovers that were still standing after that — the “12+ cities” above the world map, the word “verified” on the example cards — are gone now as well. If anything else turns up, it will be here before you find it. That is the company you are dealing with.