Built for the way Airbnb hosts work
Airbnb gives you a message thread and a listing description. Neither is a good home for the practical details of a stay: the thread scrolls away and the listing is written for people who have not booked yet. A guest page sits next to both. You create it once per property, paste the link into your booking confirmation and your pre-arrival message, and every guest gets the same information without you writing it again.
Because the page lives on the web, a change reaches guests who booked months ago. Change a check-in time or a lockbox code in the morning and the guest arriving that evening sees the new version.
What your guests see
One page that opens in the browser they already have, with the arrival steps first, the Wi-Fi password a tap away, the house rules in plain language and your own recommendations for the neighbourhood. No app, no account, nothing to install. Have a look at the live example to see what a finished page looks like.



