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AI PMS Index: August 2026

Everything this index recorded across 11 monitored release surfaces in September 2026, and — the part that matters more — everything it did not.

Every source cited below was re-fetched on 1 September 2026, when this roundup was assembled. A source that could not be read on that date is named as unread rather than counted as quiet.

What changed

Hospitable

As of 3 August 2026, Hospitable's changelog states the following: Hospitable Tasks app now allows hosts to pay cleaners and teammates directly through the platform after task completion.

Does this matter? Streamlines team payment workflows but does not introduce new AI capabilities for guest-facing upsells or messaging.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hospitable-1/

Source: https://community.hospitable.com/hospitable-changelog-3

Hospitable

As of 3 August 2026, Hospitable's changelog states the following: Teammates can now view guest cleanliness ratings and feedback from Airbnb within the Hospitable Tasks app.

Does this matter? Improves team coordination and transparency but does not affect core AI-driven guest interaction or pricing features.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hospitable-2/

Source: https://community.hospitable.com/hospitable-changelog-3

Guesty

As of 10 August 2026, Guesty's blog states the following: Guesty Copilot provides answers from Guesty data.

Does this matter? Depends on query capabilities and data access scope; could reduce time spent navigating dashboards if it surfaces actionable insights reliably.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-guesty-1/

Source: https://www.guesty.com/blog/

Hospitable

As of 10 August 2026, Hospitable's changelog states the following: Opportunity Center launched on Dashboard providing personalized recommendations to increase revenue and bookings based on property and location.

Does this matter? Provides data-driven optimization suggestions but unclear if AI-powered; may help hosts improve performance if recommendations prove actionable.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hospitable-3/

Source: https://community.hospitable.com/hospitable-changelog-3

Hospitable

As of 10 August 2026, Hospitable's changelog states the following: Dashboard alert added to detect similar properties and prevent accidental double bookings with merge and match candidates.

Does this matter? Useful operational safeguard for hosts managing multiple properties but not an AI capability enhancement.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hospitable-4/

Source: https://community.hospitable.com/hospitable-changelog-3

Hospitable

As of 10 August 2026, Hospitable's changelog states the following: Hospitable Tasks app now shows guest cleanliness reviews and ratings from Airbnb to teammates.

Does this matter? Improves team coordination and transparency but does not affect core AI capabilities for property management.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hospitable-5/

Source: https://community.hospitable.com/hospitable-changelog-3

Hostaway

As of 10 August 2026, Hostaway's changelog states the following: Door codes and WiFi credentials are now hidden in the Guest Portal after checkout time passes.

Does this matter? Security improvement but not an AI capability; reduces unauthorized access risk after guest departure.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hostaway-1/

Source: https://changelog.hostaway.com/

Hostaway

As of 10 August 2026, Hostaway's changelog states the following: User financial data permissions now support granular control over which fields and formulas each user can view.

Does this matter? Access control feature for property managers; useful for owner transparency but not AI-related.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hostaway-2/

Source: https://changelog.hostaway.com/

Hostaway

As of 10 August 2026, Hostaway's changelog states the following: Custom formulas can now be used as dynamic fields in owner statement emails.

Does this matter? Workflow automation for owner communications; saves manual editing time but not an AI capability.

Full entry: /updates/2026-08-hostaway-3/

Source: https://changelog.hostaway.com/

What didn't change

These monitored platforms produced nothing this index could record as an AI capability change in September 2026. Naming them is the point: a quiet month is information a vendor will never publish about itself.

  • Boom — its monitored release surface could not be read from a server on 2026-09-01, so this month records no reading rather than a quiet month. That is our limitation, not a finding about the product.
  • iGMS — its monitored release surface was read on 2026-09-01 and carried nothing this index could record as an AI capability change.
  • Jurny — its monitored release surface was read on 2026-09-01 and carried nothing this index could record as an AI capability change.
  • Lodgify — its monitored release surface could not be read from a server on 2026-09-01, so this month records no reading rather than a quiet month. That is our limitation, not a finding about the product.
  • OwnerRez — its monitored release surface was read on 2026-09-01 and carried nothing this index could record as an AI capability change.
  • Smoobu — its monitored release surface was read on 2026-09-01 and carried nothing this index could record as an AI capability change.
  • Uplisting — its monitored release surface was read on 2026-09-01 and carried nothing this index could record as an AI capability change.
  • Zeevou — its monitored release surface was read on 2026-09-01 and carried nothing this index could record as an AI capability change.

Platforms with no monitorable release record

Of the 12 platforms in this index, 1 publish no dated release surface we can monitor at all. They cannot appear in either section above, and that absence is recorded here every month rather than being quietly dropped.

  • Zugrow — Publishes no changelog, release notes or dated product-update feed that we could find. This is the operator's own product, and it is held to exactly this standard: no published changelog, so no monitorable record.

How this was assembled

A scheduled job fetches each monitored surface, compares a hash of its text against the previous copy, and drafts a candidate entry only where the text moved. Every candidate is discarded unless it cites a page fetched in the same run, dates the observation to the day it was read, and describes what the page states rather than what we think of the vendor. Nothing here edits an existing page, and no capability cell in the matrix moves without a human re-check.

Surfaces read on 1 September 2026 while assembling this roundup:

Sources read for this entry

What this entry is, and is not.It is a dated reading of a vendor’s own published page. It is not a re-verification of the capability matrix, and it does not change any cell there — that happens on a human re-check under the 90-day rule. If a figure here is wrong, the corrections policy applies to it exactly as it applies to everything else on this site.

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