Small hotels and guest houses around me run on paper registers, Excel, or cloud PMS subscriptions that stop working when the internet drops. So I built **KeyHut Hotel**, a Windows desktop PMS that works fully offline and is free. The UI is modelled on TallyPrime, the accounting software a lot of front-desk staff here already know: no mouse needed, every screen one key away, type a few letters to jump anywhere. **What it does** - Room board and tape chart (F2 / F6): live room status, move a guest or give a room with one key - Bookings, walk-ins, groups, day use, child rates, travel agent commission - Folios, split billing to companies, city ledger, multi-currency and multi-tax - Housekeeping, maintenance, laundry, linen and amenity stock - Night audit, cashier shifts, activity log, 17 reports (occupancy, ADR, RevPAR, police guest register...) - Phone call charging from the hotel's PABX - A4 invoices and 80 mm receipts, ID scans, guest signatures - Data in SQLite (single PC) or SQL Server (several PCs); yearly archive so 10+ years of history stays fast The demo runs on a practice hotel with 100 rooms and two years of made-up bookings. I'd love feedback, especially from anyone who has worked a hotel front desk. What would stop you from using it?   submitted by   /u/Chemical_Culture2900 [link]   [comments]