- One link, four areas: overview, extras, chat and nearby
- No app store, no account, no password — the guest opens it in a browser
- You maintain the details per property, every guest sees the current version
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Early check-in from 11 am
If nobody leaves before you, you can get in four hours earlier.
€ 25.00one-off
Please book 24 hours ahead
BookThis is what an offer looks like to the guest
This is the card the guest sees in the app: price, condition and deadline at a glance. One tap on “Book” and the request lands in your inbox.
- Price, condition and deadline sit on the card, not in a conversation
- You decide what is offered — per property, changeable at any time
- It gets booked when the guest thinks of it, not when you have time
An answer right away, and you stay the sender
Whatever sits in the property knowledge, REPLAI answers on the spot. Whatever needs a decision comes to you — the guest sees both in the same thread.
- Automatic replies are marked as automatic
- You decide what is never answered automatically
- No channel switch: the question stays where the guest asked it
30 m from the flat
Karmelitermarkt
4.6 ★ · Market · €€ · 30 m
Two minutes on foot. Saturday morning is the moment — cheese, bread, vegetables, and a coffee in between.
The flat, and what sits around it
The dark pin is the flat, everything else is one of your tips. Every place with its distance, its kind and a line from you — here the market that starts 30 metres on.
- Hand-picked: what is in there is what you recommend yourself
- Walking time, opening hours and the kind of place come with it
- Filterable by food, activities and rating
From the guest's side
The door code is the most common reason anyone writes.
Not because the question is hard, but because the answer sits in a booking thread from three weeks ago. One link per stay puts it where the guest is standing: at the door, phone in hand.
What's inside
Overview: the stay at a glance
The page the guest opens first. Property, arrival, departure, booking number and who the host is — so they know they are in the right place.
- Arrival and departure times with dates, not buried in a booking thread
- Booking number to copy, for queries with the platform
- Room details and the host with a photo — someone answers, not something
Extras: book on top without asking
Early check-in, late check-out, a cot. The guest sees the price and the condition and taps to book, instead of messaging you in the evening.
- Price and lead time sit on the offer, not in the small print
- Grouped by occasion: arrival and departure, comfort
- Everything from the host, paid to the host — nothing through third parties
Chat: keep asking without switching apps
Whatever is not in the guest app, the guest asks right there. The question lands in your inbox like any other message.
- Reply in the guest's language, with a translate button next to it
- Automatic replies are marked as such
- No change of channel, no second sign-in
Nearby: your tips, not some generic map
The bakery that is actually good and the path that works in the rain — on a map, with a line from you about each one.
- Hand-picked, none of it paid for
- Sorted by distance, filterable by food, activities and rating
- Walking time and opening hours sit with the place
Next up: the door
The access code is in the app. Right now we are connecting smart locks so the code becomes a tap.
- The goal: arrival, access, questions and extras in one link
- Which locks come first will be decided with the beta
- What we are building is stated openly under “Our path”
What is inside the link.
One link per stay. The guest taps it and is in — no download, no account, no password. Their property, their dates and their booking number are at the top, so they can see at a glance that they are in the right place.
How the guest gets in
The link
You send it, the guest taps it. No app store, no sign-up, no password to forget.
In the browser
It opens like a web page, on any phone. Nothing to install, nothing to update.
On the home screen
Anyone who wants to can put the link there — then the app is one tap away, still without an app store.
Their booking
Property, dates and booking number are at the top. Two bookings, two links, no mix-ups.
On site
Arrival
Address, door code, floor, parking — everything that matters on arrival.
Wi-Fi
Name and password to tap, not to type out.
House rules
Stored once, in the guest's language.
Appliances
Heating, stove, washing machine. The questions repeat.
Around it
Nearby
What you recommend yourself, with walking time and a line about it — not a list of map results.
Extras
Early check-in, late check-out, a cot: price included, booked with a tap.
Chat
The direct line to you — it lands in your inbox.
The link expires with the stay. What the guest sees depends on whether they are arriving, staying or leaving.
Talking to the guest
No. The guest app is a web page the guest opens through a link — no app store, no account.
Everything about the stay: arrival and access, Wi-Fi, house rules, departure and your local recommendations, stored per property.
No, it takes pressure off. What it answers gets asked less often; what is still asked, REPLAI answers from the same knowledge.