A good house remembers. A room with Unlyra is where it keeps what you would rather not say twice — and it lives on your own phone, behind six digits of your own.
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Never say it twice
The cabin as you like it — cool or cooler, music or none, still water or sparkling — and how you would like to be addressed. Your sarathi reads it before the car leaves, so the journey begins where the last one ended.
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Your places and your people
Home, the office, Maa's house, the restaurant you liked in Alibaug — and the people you book for, with their numbers. A car for any of them in two taps; their sarathi's details go to them, and to you.
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Every journey, followed
Each reservation writes itself into your room and follows its own progress: the figure when it is written, the car and your sarathi when they are confirmed, the invoice once settled. Change or upgrade any of them with one request.
What else it keeps
Your occasionsA birthday, an anniversary — so that, from your third journey, once a year, the car for one of them arrives dressed with flowers. Nothing to ask for.
Your calendar and your notesRoutines, travel and the journeys the house carries, by colour; a page of your own for an address or a line to remember. Kept on this phone only.
Your walletAny credit the house owes you — a punctuality gift, a courtesy — written line by line, with its reason.
Your standing journeysThe office run, a weekly visit, a school pickup — written once and confirmed by the house.
What it is not
No points, no tiers, no offers. The house sends nothing you did not ask for, and asks nothing of you — no rating, no review, no referral. A room is a courtesy, not a programme.
Where it lives
On your phone, behind six digitsEverything in your room is held on your own device, behind a passcode only you know. The house cannot open it from afar.
Private, even on a shared phoneKeep any room private so it asks for your six digits each time, veil the index in discreet mode, or hide everything with one tap.
A copy with the house, only if you askSend it to the house once and a new phone simply means asking for it back. Ask, and that copy is erased the same day, confirmed in writing.
Gone in one step“Not my phone — forget me here” erases everything from the device at once.
Not needed to reserve
A car can be reserved on the reservation page or on WhatsApp without a room at all. Many guests keep one after their first journey, when the house has something worth remembering.
Open your roomA name, a number and six digits. About a minute.
Questions guests ask
Do I need an account to book?
No. A car can be reserved on the reservation page or on WhatsApp without a room. The room is a courtesy for guests who would like the house to remember.
What does a room remember?
Your cabin preferences, how you like to be addressed, your places, your people and their numbers, your occasions, and every journey with its reference and invoice.
Where is it kept?
On your own phone, behind a six-digit passcode. A copy stays with the house only if you send one, and is erased the same day if you ask.
Is it a loyalty programme?
No. No points, no tiers, no offers, and nothing is sent that you did not ask for. From your third journey, once a year, the car for one occasion arrives dressed with flowers — the house's gift.
Can I keep it private on a shared phone?
Yes. Any room can be kept private, so it asks for your six digits each time; discreet mode veils names and places on the index; and one tap hides everything.