A welcome already awake in the house.
The guests walk in carrying groceries and the room greets them by name — no link to find, no phone to unlock. Chucho Go stays in their pocket for the beach and the road; the screen on the counter is the same property, the same words you wrote once, on a surface that is simply already on. It turns from day to dusk at the property's own sunset.
The welcome says their names out loud, then gets out of the way.
Ordered from the counter, tracked to the gate, with your share of it recorded.
The coast at dawn, scored for this stretch, read over coffee.
One quiet question a night becomes a page the stay wrote for itself.
Casa Uvita Demo · the tablet · tap any screen to read it full size
The hardware, plainly
Optional, and priced like a fixture.
$300 once per property, or bring your own Android tablet. The public page and Chucho Go work exactly the same without one — the screen is a third surface for the property you already wrote, not a fourth thing to manage.
What the room adds is the guestbook, the piece guests remember: read back, corrected, and signed into the house's own book by checkout. And when something stops being a question — a broken air conditioner, a guest who wants a human — the screen hands it to your team with the context already attached.
Every property free
One property. The whole welcome.
You choose what goes public and what stays with booked guests. The public page and Chucho Go work without a tablet.