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Jojo (Johannes Steingrüber) · Harzfenster / Hotel Görtler

Harzfenster Hospitality Intelligence

Protect the craft. Carry the new attention.

What I provide

The work this relationship carries.

Booking Calm

An approval-based system for reservation notes, waitlist replies, allergies, arrangements, and guest expectations.

Service Briefings

Daily prep for the restaurant team: table context, menu stories, local producer notes, risks, and owner priorities.

Hotel Connection

A cleaner bridge between Harzfenster, Hotel Görtler, arrangements, local suggestions, and the second dining path.

Aftercare and Reviews

Drafts for thank-you notes, review responses, recurring feedback themes, and approved public story ideas.

The active build

Where this stands right now.

  1. DoneLive

    Starter kit shipped

    Jojo hospitality intelligence starter kit published (v0.1.0).

  2. In progressIn progress

    Week 1-2: mapping + memory

    Map current tools, booking flow, guest messages, service briefings, and review workflow; build a private house memory, response draft library, and weekly owner dashboard.

  3. NextNext

    Week 3-4: pilot + review

    Pilot one or two workflows (reservation prep, service briefing, or review-response support), then review what actually helped and cut what felt noisy.

The roadmap

The year, quarter by quarter.

Q1

Four-week pilot

  • Complete the mapping + house-memory phase
  • Run the pilot on one or two real workflows and keep only what helped
Q2

Steady operating rhythm

  • Run booking calm and service briefings as a normal part of the week
  • Draft the first batch of review responses and aftercare notes for owner approval
Q3

Hotel connection

  • Extend the system to bridge Harzfenster and Hotel Görtler bookings and arrangements
  • Review guest-trust rules against a full season of real use
Q4

Package the pattern

  • Document what worked as a reusable hospitality-intelligence pattern
  • Evaluate whether the pattern is ready to teach to other owner-led restaurants and hotels

The compounding model

What the first year looks like.

  1. Month 0

    Foundations

    Starter kit installed. Current tools, booking flow, and service briefings mapped.

  2. Month 3

    Pilot proven

    One or two workflows piloted and kept because they measurably helped, not because the tooling exists.

  3. Month 6

    Steady rhythm

    Booking calm and service briefings run as a normal part of the week; guest-trust rules held under real service pressure.

  4. Month 12

    Pattern packaged

    A hospitality-intelligence pattern documented well enough to become a reusable FrankX vertical for other owner-led houses.

How we both win

  • The house keeps its craft and its guest experience — the system only handles preparation, memory, and follow-up.
  • Guest trust stays strict: private guest data never enters public tools, and a person approves anything a guest sees.
  • A proven pilot for one owner-led restaurant and hotel becomes the template for a hospitality-intelligence vertical FrankX can offer other houses.
Who this also serves

Built for the whole team.

  • Johannes Steingrüber (Jojo) — Owner, Harzfenster / Hotel GörtlerA quiet operating layer for bookings, service prep, and follow-up so the house can carry new attention without diluting the craft.

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