Built for What’s Next: Bodhi in 2026

Last year was the year everything started to move faster.  

The conversations around connected hospitality shifted from “why” to “how” and Bodhi is now the engine of that change.  

It was a year of momentum and of validation. We grew, we refined, we listened and we rolled out across multiple properties, brands, and portfolios. One theme kept coming up in our conversations with happy clients: their guests were more satisfied, their systems ran more efficiently, and their teams finally had the visibility they’d been missing.  

What made the difference? How the platform brought everything together.  

BodhiGPT brought a new type of intelligence, giving operators clarity where there had been complexity.  

SuperAgent took monitoring from reactive to predictive, reducing downtime and saving energy without anyone noticing a thing.  

Guest GPT finally gave guests the control they had been needing all along. Each step forward made hospitality quieter, smoother, and more confident.  

Bodhi’s presence grew globally. We joined industry conversations, spoke at and attended worldwide conferences, launched a new website, welcomed new collaborators, and saw adoption accelerate faster than ever before.  

The feedback was consistent: people don’t want more complexity to their tech stack. They want technology that works well and works together.  

Because, in the end, what Bodhi protects isn’t just infrastructure or ROI, it’s the guest experience. The calm of a perfectly lit room, the comfort of a temperature that’s already right, and the assurance for operators that every detail is quietly handled, every time.  

That’s the promise we carry into 2026, a year for scaling what matters: reliability, intelligence, and trust.  

We’re creating systems which nobody else can, those that serve the guest experience first, safeguarding 5-star review and guaranteeing returning guests.

Moving into the future of hotel technology we don’t need dozens of systems; we need one that just works.

Bodhi is built for that future. In fact, it’s already here.

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