A new startup called Raveable is emerging with a product that promises to help people make sense out of hotel reviews and recommendations. The company is founded by ex-Microsoft employees, and was inspired by the frustration from spending time searching and filtering hotel reviews.
Co-founder Philip Vaughn describes the service as a “Cliffs-Notes for hotel reviews”. Raveable does this by providing excerpts of reviews found on sites such as TripAdvisor, and uses semantic search and analysis to aggregate content.
