Your island, moving as one.

Coralis runs an island resort on one live record. A guest asks from their phone, and the team who can help sees it at once, from the jetty to the plant room.

  1. Coralis Staffnow

    Arrival at the jetty

    Two guests alongside. Their villa is ready.

  2. Coralis Staffnow

    Guest chat · Villa 112

    Could you set up the deck for sunset?

  3. Coralis Staffnow

    New request · Villa 116

    Extra towels and two bathrobes, please.

  4. Coralisnow

    Your order is on its way

    Room service is crossing the jetty now.

  5. Coralis Staffnow

    Round saved on this phone

    No signal in the plant room. It sends when it can.

  6. Coralis Staffnow

    Done · Villa 116

    Towels and bathrobes delivered.

Every ask lands in one place.

Who's in, who's arriving, which villas are ready and what guests are waiting on. One look.

Wherever the team is standing.

The same live record on the duty desk, at the jetty, in the buggy and down in the plant room.

A laptop on the duty desk at dawn, showing the Coralis overview.
Duty deskThe whole day on one screen before the first boat.
A tablet at the arrival jetty showing the guest list.
JettyWho is on the boat, and which villa is ready for them.
A phone mounted in a buggy showing a pickup.
BuggyThe nearest driver already has the pickup.
A housekeeper holding a phone showing the villa checklist.
HousekeepingA villa is ready the moment it is.
A guest phone on a villa deck at golden hour showing the Coralis guest app.
Villa deckGuests ask from their phone. The right person sees it.
A tablet on the kitchen pass showing room service orders.
Kitchen passOrders land on the pass as they are placed.
A phone in the plant room showing a generator round.
Plant roomNo signal, nothing lost. It sends when it can.

Made in the Maldives, for islands.

Coralis is built by Synthera Systems in Hulhumalé, for resorts where everything arrives by boat. Front office, housekeeping, buggies, dining, spa, kids club, minibar, safety and engineering all work from one record, and it works with Oracle OPERA, so reservations, rooms and folios stay in step.