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Uber paid the driver, Airbnb paid the host, Bilt rewards the renter. The largest demand channel on earth — a person you trust telling you where to go — has never been paid. These are the routers. Same rail, every one.
← Back to the worldGuests tell Europe how they want to feel and stamp routes into a private passport. You see the aggregate only — how many, which desire, how far they got. Never a name.
Zero saves so far — this desk starts honest and empty. The first real stamp lands here the moment a guest saves a route.
Bookings count only after an operator read-back. Outbound clicks never become bookings.
Your concierge already routes every guest — the table, the tour, the bottle.
Open the ledger →Every week you route the whole club's spend — the shoes everyone ends up in, the café you all pile into after, the spring race you talk them into, the training trip.
Open the ledger →Nobody owns the Saturday swim — you just keep it.
Open the ledger →Each operator routes through the same attribution store (router → recipient → venue → value × confidence). Adding a merchant type — a supper-club host, a ritual, a gym — is a config entry, not a rebuild. That is the claim: word-of-mouth is one rail with many faces. See the full house ledger →
You host nine people at one table every month, and you route all of it — the natural wine they reorder by the case, the cheese-maker two hours away, the seat at next month's table they fight over.