Good Guest

Your guests have the same five questions every time. What is the Wi-Fi. How do I get in. Which bin goes out. When is checkout. What do I do before I leave. Good Guest answers them before they are asked. WRITE IT ONCE Set up your house and write its guide: Wi-Fi and the password, how to get in, a room-by-room walk through with the little things that matter, the notes that save a text at 11pm, and a checkout list. Then make a four-digit code for each stay. That is all your guest needs. Already have a guide? Point the app at a PDF, photos of your pages, or handwritten notes and it sorts them into place for you. FOR YOUR GUEST They open the app, type the code, and the house is laid out in front of them. Wi-Fi password copied with one tap. The door code when they are standing at the door. Each room with the two or three things you would otherwise have to explain. And on the last morning, a checkout list they tick off. It keeps working without a signal, which matters in a basement, a canyon, or on somebody else's patchy WiFi. TAILORED TO EACH STAY Every stay can have its own version of the guide. Hide a room that is closed off. Add a duty just for this booking. Greet them by name. Leave a note for them alone. QUIET BY DESIGN Ticking a checkout item is stored on the phone. You see that they finished, not a live feed of someone working through the list at 10:40am. Access ends with the stay. A code stops working the day after checkout, so there is nothing to revoke and no old guest wandering back into your guide. There is no guest tracking and no analytics. The app ships without any analytics or crash reporting code at all. ONE APP, BOTH SIDES Host and guest are the same app. Switch between them whenever you like, which is handy when you are a guest somewhere else next month.