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OKstays analyses hotel reviews for recurring comfort problems
A solo developer used Claude to score recurring comfort complaints across 30,500 places to stay, reporting about US$1,070 in API costs.
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The full story
OKstays began with the maker reading low-rated hotel reviews before booking. Claude now reads recent and poor reviews and combines them with a second search across other review sites to score 67 comfort signals. Repeated serious complaints can exclude a property from rankings.
The maker reports re-scoring 30,500 properties for about US$1,070 in batched API calls. Rankings are the service's analysis of reviews, rather than independent inspections. The site is free to browse and earns booking commissions.
Device and compatibility
- Web browserSource ↗
What Claude did
- Review analysis and comfort-signal scoringClaude Source ↗
Parts and cost
Roughly About US$1,070 in batched API calls for the reported 30,500-property re-scoring run in total.
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Sources
From the maker's own write-up or code. We summarise what they report; we haven't tested it ourselves.
- OKstays analyses hotel reviews for recurring comfort problemsSource checked
- Hacker News: Show HN: I paid Claude US$1,070 to read the worst reviews of 30k places to stay
The maker's Hacker News post describing the project and reported results.