Overview
Expect Me provides an interactive wellness directory designed specifically for rural and country families in New South Wales and the Australian Capital Territory. The platform helps families in regional areas access wellness services and resources.
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- We’ve made the shortlist! ExpectMe has been selected as a finalist in Travel Technology at the 2026 Skift IDEA Awards. A recognition that means a lot to us — especially because it validates an idea at the heart of everything we’re building: Room selection should become the next standard in hospitality. For decades, travellers have been able to choose exactly where they sit on a plane. Yet when arriving at a hotel, the room — the very product they booked — is still largely chosen for them. ExpectMe is building the
- A stay is not remembered by what was booked. It’s remembered by how it felt. The quiet when the door closes. The light in the room at the end of the day. The view that stays a little longer than expected. Some moments are small. But they shape everything. Not in a way you can measure, but in a way you notice. And once you notice, it becomes part of the experience you take with you. #guestsatisfaction #roomselection #hospitality
- What changes when guests can see exactly where they will stay? The booking decision becomes informed. Instead of selecting a category based on limited information, guests understand what they are getting before they arrive. They see the layout. The location within the property. The features that matter to them. That clarity removes uncertainty. And when uncertainty is removed, decision-making changes. Guests don’t hesitate. They don’t question the outcome. They don’t arrive with mismatched expectations. At the same time, hotels gain
- If guests are willing to pay more for the right room, why isn’t that value being captured? Hotels sell categories. But within each category, rooms differ in ways that matter. These differences already exist. They shape the guest experience, and influence what people are willing to pay. Pricing stays flat, while preference remains hidden. This is where opportunity is lost. Because when guests can’t express what they value, hotels can’t monetize it. Room selection changes that dynamic. It gives visibility to what already
- Are all rooms in the same category really the same? Hotels sell categories. Guests experience rooms. Within one category, rooms can vary in ways that matter: view, layout, floor, noise, proximity to elevators. But none of this is visible at the moment of booking. So expectations are built on assumptions, and fulfilled by chance. This is where inconsistency starts. Not in service, but in the room itself. And when the room doesn’t match expectations, the impact goes beyond the stay: - lower guest satisfaction - more complaints at
- Let’s think about it… Guests don’t book rooms. They book categories. And within those categories? Different floors. Different views. Different prices. Yet the final choice is rarely theirs. That means: - missed revenue opportunities - inconsistent guest experiences - decisions left to chance ExpectMe changes that. Guests can select their exact room before arrival based on the hotel's real-time availability. Start unlocking new revenue streams with every choice. Want to see how it works? Let’s talk. You can also book a free
- Do you know what happens when guests can select their exact hotel room? The whole experience becomes intentional, not accidental. A hotel stay is not just a booking. It’s a sequence of moments. The room is where it starts, and where everything is felt. The light in the morning. The view at sunset. The quiet, or the noise. Yet most guests don’t choose it. It’s decided for them. The difference may seem small, but it shapes the entire stay. #guestexperience #hoteltech #roomselection #hospitality
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